Fall of the corset: In the 1920s, jazz finally freed women from the corset. The Flappers danced the Charleston, wore their hair in a bob and dressed in short skirts.

Miniskirt rebellion: In the 60s, Mary Quant’s miniskirt became a symbol of sexual liberation – popularised by pop culture.

Punk look: In the late 70s, Debbie Harry used provocation as a statement and made ripped clothes all the rage.

Androgyny: In the 80s, musician Annie Lennox broke with convention. Her look: a suit, tie and short hair.

Underwear as outerwear: In the early 90s, Madonna revolutionised the image of female sexuality with the iconic cone bra.

Ethereal minimalism: Futuristic looks and ethereal sounds – singer Björk charmingly embodies the style of the late 90s.