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Content: Contemporary families need to 
encourage the generation of today to embrace such valuable morals and to reject 
the inferior behavior and ideology embraced by the corrupt celebrities. Fashion and style is heavily dictated by the media and celebrities; one could 
even argue that they begin the trends more than the designers themselves. In the 
1950s, an overall innocent image was projected by fashion. Long skirts with 
nipped waists and collared shirts were in style while exposed midriff and 
cleavage were eschewed. This taught the 1950s generation to dress with class and 
sophistication, to accept their natural figures, and to respect their bodies 
without exposing them; all morals superior to those taught by current fashion 
trends. In contrast, contemporary celebrities can't seem to stop showing enough skin 
until they're on the cover of Playboy. The conservative style of dressing of the 
1950s has long been established as dorky and outdated while miniskirts and 
low-cut tops have taken over the fashion world. This skimpy style of dressing 
has caused low self-esteem to be rampant in today's society, a mindset further 
instilled by the pressure to have the "perfect body".