Introduction

• Makeup as fashion’s silent partner.
• Why makeup trends follow fashion cycles.
• What this timeline will cover.

Part I: The Past – Makeup in Fashion History

Ancient Civilizations

• Egypt: Kohl eyeliner, green malachite shadows, golden fashion.
• Greece & Rome: Rouge, pale skin, draped garments.
• Asia & Middle East: Kajal, rice powders, cultural dress links.

Medieval & Renaissance Eras

• Religious control vs. aristocratic glam.
• Pale skin, rouge, powdered wigs.
• Fashion: corsets, lace, dramatic gowns.

Baroque to Victorian Times

• Over-the-top makeup = status.
• Beauty patches, powder, aristocracy.
• Victorian rejection of cosmetics → natural look.

Part II: The Present – 20th & 21st Century Makeup

Early 20th Century (1900–1950s)

• Silent film stars, red lips, Hollywood influence.
• Fashion: flappers, Dior’s “New Look.”

1960s–1990s

• 1960s: Twiggy lashes, mod fashion.
• 1980s: Neon makeup, power suits.
• 1990s: Minimalism, grunge.

2000s–2010s

• 2000s: Glossy lips, Y2K sparkle.
• 2010s: Instagram glam, contouring, streetwear tie-ins.

2020s (Current Era)

• Inclusivity, TikTok trends, gender-fluid beauty.
• Fashion: clean aesthetics, bold experimental looks, sustainability.

Part III: The Future – Where Makeup Meets Fashion Next

• Tech-driven beauty (AR filters, AI try-ons).
• Sustainable & ethical makeup fashion.
• Gender-neutral, global inspirations.
• Personalized beauty → fashion fusion.

Conclusion

• Makeup & fashion always evolve together.
• The cycle: history repeats, with new twists.
• The future of beauty is inclusive, digital, and sustainable.

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