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This document lists 9 major fashion eras throughout history, providing the name of each era along with its start and end dates. The eras range from the Ancient Fashion Era from 4000 BC to 476 AD, up to the Edwardian Fashion Era from 1901 to 1919 AD. The eras cover major historical periods including ancient times, the medieval period, Renaissance, Elizabethan era, Baroque period, Georgian era, Regency period, Victorian era, and Edwardian era.
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Name Of The Fashion Era Duration
1 The Ancient Fashion Era 4000 B.C.—476A.D.
2 The Medieval Fashion Era 476A.D.—1460A.D.
3 The Renaisance Fashion Era 1450A.D.—1600A.D.
4 The Elizabethan Fashion Era 1558A.D.—1603A.D.
5 The Baroque Fashion Era 1600A.D.—1750A.D.
6 The Gergian Fashion Era 1714A.D.—1811A.D.
7 The Regency Fashion Era 1812A.D.—1820A.D.
8 The Victorian Fashion Era 1837A.D.—1901A.D.
9 The Edwardian Fashion Era 1901A.D.—1919A.D.
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