A group of friends in late 1970's or early 1980's style and fashion dance together in a live television studio setting.

Working out - Yoga - Stretching - exercise video - excerpts from workout - group warm up and stretch routine - low impact cardio - basic toning - 80’s style - 1980's Fashion - leotards - spandex - workout clothes - weight loss - playback

Interview with Shop Girl Re: 1980s Fashion

<p><b>--SUPERS</b>--</p>\n<p>Monday</p>\n<p>Toronto, Ontario</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--VO SCRIPT</b>--</p>\n<p>DISGRACED FASHION MOGUL PETER NYGARD WAS SENTENCED TO 11-YEARS IN PRISON IN A TORONTO COURTROOM ON MONDAY.</p>\n<p>IN NOVEMBER, THE 83-YEAR-OLD WAS CONVICTED OF SEXUALLY ASSAULTING FOUR-WOMEN BETWEEN THE 19-80'S AND MID-2000'S.</p>\n<p>ONE OF THE VICTIMS WAS 16-YEARS-OLD AT THE TIME.</p>\n<p>NYGARD WILL BE ELIGIBLE FOR PAROLE IN TWO-YEARS.</p>\n<p>HIS LAWYER SAYS THE CONVICTION AND THE SENTENCE WILL BE APPEALED.</p>\n<p>IN 19-67, NYGARD FOUNDED THE FASHION COMPANY THAT WOULD EVENTUALLY BECOME "NYGARD INTERNATIONAL."</p>\n<p><b>-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--KEYWORD TAGS--</b></p>\n<p>NATIONAL LEGAL LAW CRIME CRIMINAL US CLOTHING</p>\n<p></p>

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WARNING: CONUS CANNOT LICENSE MUSIC!! EXCELLENT FILE OR B-ROLL OF A STORE CALLED “HAUTE STUFF” - A VERY CHIC EXERCISE CLOTHING STORE FOR WOMEN FROM 1982.

Unused / unissued material - Colour material. <br/> <br/>Various shots of men and women models parading down the catwalk at a fashion show. They are showing off lightweight designs for summer and beach wear - the designs are supposed to reflect what people would be wearing in the 1980s - they're not far off. Some swimsuits but mainly summer outfits.

View of United States Capitol building illuminated, at night. A meeting of House of Representatives. The meeting of Congress is addressed by several people. Patients in a hospital. U.S. Army soldiers marching on a military base. A U.S. politician speaking to a reporter. Children study in a school classroom. A farmer operates a tractor on a farm field. Men and women, mostly office workers, walk on a busy sidewalk in a U.S. city (possibly New York) wearing typical 1980s fashions. A "Beefsteak Charlies" restaurant sign is seen in the background. Location: Washington DC USA. Date: 1985.

1980s FASHION, DESIGNER FASHION SHOW. HALSTON FALL FASHION SHOW. CIRCA MID 1980s EVENING WEAR. OVERCOATS. FURS. WINTER COATS. DESIGNER FASHIONS. HAUTE COUTURE

Models walk the runway with different sports stars as part of a fashion show hosted by Howard Cosell. Spectators watch the models, fashions and sports celebrities.

GREAT AMERICANS: ABRAHAM LINCOLN (Second Edition)

0/27/80 C0067750 LNC 24438 FRANCE: PARIS: A REPORT OF THE FRENCH CLOTHING FEDERATION SAYS THAT SALES OF FRENCH CLOTHING DROPPED 2% DURING THE FIRST HALF OF 1980, DUE TO POOR WEATHER AND A PRECARIOUS ECONOMIC SITUATION ON THE INTERNATIONAL MARKET, EXPORTS SHOT UP 43% TO THE MIDDLE - EAST AND IN EUROPE BUT FELL 12% IN THE US, 11% IN CANADA AND 7% IN JAPAN. SHOTS OF VARIOUS FRENCH FASHION DESIGNERS WARES. PACO RABANNE: 2 MODELS, FLOWERED SKIRT / BLOUSE (3): 2 MODELS WALK ALONG IN BLACK AND RED VINYL. MODEL APPROACHES TUBE MAP - STRIPED DRESS / JACKET (2): SALVET / DEVILLE: 2 MODELS - DAY DRESSES (SUMMER) GATHERED SPLIT SKIRTS (3): 2 MODELS BY WORKMEN ONE IN BLACK, OTHER IN YELLOW / WHITE DRESS, COCKTAIL PARTY TYPE DRESSES (2): GIRL IN KHAKI SHORTS / JACKET, ANOTHER MODEL WALK UP IN GAILY COLOURED STRIPE SKIRT / JACKET (3 SHOTS): SHERRER: 2 MODELS WEARING CREAM - COLOURED OUTFITS, ONE WITH SKIRT THE OTHER WITH PANTS (3): 2 MODELS WEARING GREY SKIRT OUTFITS, PLEATED SKIRTS - DAY WEAR (3): 2 MODELS IN CREAMY COLOURED DRESSES WITH PARASOLS (2): UNGARO: 2 GIRLS WEARING SKIRT OUTFITS WITH BLACK HATS (4): 2 GIRLS WEARING LONG DRESSES, ONE BLACK WITH FLOWERS, THE OTHER MAUCE. 2 OTHERS WITH CREAM DRESSES LIKE NIGHTIES (3 SHOTS) EKTA(SOF): UPITN / BOTRAS: 4'45": 178FT / 54.3M S 27/10/80. FASHIONS 178 FT COL PT

1980's Kids jumping robe, 1970' and 80's fashions, gambling, exersizing, bungi jumping, concert crowds, 1980's fashion and concert crowds, afro's, bell bottoms, 1980's news papers printed, Marc Gastineau and Brigette Nielson, Bernard Getz and the guardian angels, William Kennedy Smith,

Working out - Yoga - Stretching - exercise video - excerpts from workout - group warm up and stretch routine - low impact cardio - basic toning - 80’s style - 1980's Fashion - leotards - spandex - workout clothes - weight loss - playback

&lt;pi&gt; ***This pkg contains photos from Getty Images that are only cleared for use within the pkg. Affiliates may not cut these photos out of the pkg for individual use.*** &lt;/pi&gt;\n\n --SUPERS--\nTuesday\n\nInès de La Fressange\nSupermodel\n\nGetty Images\n\nFebruary 19, 2019\n\n --LEAD IN--\nONE OF THE MOST CELEBRATED FASHION DESIGNERS OF OUR TIME -- HAS DIED.\nKARL LAGERFELD WAS BEST KNOWN FOR HIS WORK AS CREATIVE DIRECTOR OF THE LEGENDARY FASHION HOUSE CHANEL.\nTHE ICONIC GERMAN DESIGNER WAS ALSO THE CREATIVE DIRECTOR OF FENDI AND HIS OWN NAMESAKE LABEL.\nHIS PERSONAL STYLE-- MADE HIM ONE OF THE MOST RECOGNIZABLE MEN IN THE FASHION WORLD.\nMODEL, INES DE LA FRESSANGE WAS A LONGTIME MUSE TO LAGERFELD WHILE AT CHANEL.\nSHE SAYS HE DIDN'T WANT HIS DESIGNS TO BE CONSIDERED WORKS OF ART.\n --SOT--\nInes de la Fressange, Model: "He was always saying the clothes were not made for museums but to be worn. He hated the idea of nostalgia and about thinking that fashion could be art. He was saying no it's not art. It's handcraft, beautiful handcraft but it's not art. And then he really loved women and all kind of women and he hated convention I think, but he loved tradition." \n\n ----CNN INFO-----\n (CNN) -- Karl Lagerfeld, one of the most influential and recognizable fashion designers of the 20th century, died Tuesday at the age of 85. \n The German designer is best known for his work as the creative director of Chanel, the French luxury fashion house. He was a prolific designer, also at the creative helm of Fendi and his eponymous label at the time of his death.\n Lagerfeld died Tuesday morning in Paris, the city he helped turn into the fashion capital of the world, his label said. Rumors had swirled about his health after he was absent from his Chanel show in late January, due to what the fashion house described as tiredness. \n Lagerfeld, who transformed Chanel into a global powerhouse after becoming creative director in 1983, was rarely seen without his dark glasses, a silver ponytail and fingerless gloves -- gaining him the reputation as the most recognizable man in fashion, and one of its most outspoken.\n "My job is not to do what she did, but what she would have done," he said of the brand's founder, Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel. "The good thing about Chanel is it is an idea you can adapt to many things."\n "Today the world lost a giant among men," Anna Wintour, the editor-in-chief of Vogue, said in a statement. "His creative genius was breathtaking and to be his friend was an exceptional gift. Karl was brilliant, he was wicked, he was funny, he was generous beyond measure, and he was deeply kind. I will miss him so very much."\n Chanel CEO Alain Wertheimer said in a statement on Tuesday that the late designer was "ahead of his time" and his "creative genius, generosity and exceptional intuition" contributed to the House of Chanel's success throughout the world."\n The head of LVMH, which owns Fendi and Louis Vuitton, said the fashion world had "lost a great inspiration." \n "We owe him a great deal: his taste and talent were the most exceptional I have ever known," Bernard Arnault, the chairman and CEO of LVMH, said in a statement. "We loved and admired him deeply." \n\n\n From Hamburg to haute couture\n\n Born in Hamburg, Germany, Lagerfeld went on to win a womenswear design competition in 1954.\n He got his start in Paris working under Pierre Balmain in the 1950s, moving three years later to the House of Patou. He had stints as a freelancer for Chloé and was hired by Fendi in 1967 as a consultant director, responsible for modernizing the Italian house's fur lines.\n When Lagerfield took the reins at Chanel, he set to work reviving the brand's staid offerings. \n "[Chanel was] a sleeping beauty. Not even a beautiful one. She snored," he said of the fashion house in "Lagerfeld Confidential," a 2007 documentary. "So I was to revive a dead woman."\n\n Wertheimer said on Tuesday that he gave Lagerfeld "carte blanche in the early 1980s to reinvent the brand."\n Not only did his designs turn Chanel into one of the world's most valuable couture houses, but Lagerfeld's business savvy made him an early proponent of the now ubiquitous luxury collaborations with high street brands. \n In 2004, he became the first designer to design a collection for H&amp;amp;M, a trend that was later followed by the likes of Stella McCartney, Comme des Garcons, Versace and Maison Martin Margiela. \n He also had a reputation for his quips about the fashion world, and courted critics for controversial remarks about migrants in recent years. \n In his latter years, he became the adoptive parent of Choupette Lagerfeld, a Birman breed cat that came to stay one Christmas and never left. The cat's jet-set lifestyle by Lagerfeld's side earned her a 120,000 personal Instagram following. \n Chanel said Virginie Viard, director of Chanel's Fashion Creation Studio and "Lagerfeld's closest collaborator for more than 30 years," will be taking over Lagerfeld's role. \n "So that the legacy of Gabrielle Chanel and Karl Lagerfeld can live on," Chanel wrote in a statement. \n\n Fashion giants pay tribute\n\n After news of his death broke on Tuesday, celebrities and giants of the fashion world paid tribute to the late designer. \n Designer Donatella Versace paid tribute to Lagerfeld on Instagram, writing: "Karl your genius touched the lives of so many, especially Gianni and I. We will never forget your incredible talent and endless inspiration. We were always learning from you."\n The editor-in-chief of British Vogue, Edward Enninful, called Lagerfeld "one of the greatest designers in the history of fashion." \n "He has exerted an incredible influence over the fashion industry over the past six decades," Enninful said in a statement. \n "Karl was a genius and always so kind and generous to me both personally and professionally," Victoria Beckham wrote. \n "I came to France to see you this week and introduce you to my daughter ... I'm heartbroken I was too late," wrote actress Diane Kruger.\n\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nKARL LAGERFELD FASHION FRANCE PARIS COUTURE\n\n

COLOR MOS Early 1980s punks in New York City - slam dancing in night club, hanging out on the streets, many shots of punk hairstyles and punk fashions including Mohawk haircuts and safety pins through the ear

WESTERN DAYS AT TROLLHAUGEN SKI VILLAGE INCLUDES ONE EVEN THAT THE GUYS SEEM TO LIKE MORE THAN OTHERS.....THE BIKINI SKI RACES!

1980s travelogue of Hawaii State and also scenes from a few mainland U.S. locations. Map of Hawaii. Pictures show people and sites located in Hawaii. People gathered on a sunny beach in Hawaii sunbathing on the sandy beach. People swimming and surfing in the ocean water. A catamaran beaching. Some people windsurfing. Tourists in 1980s fashions at resorts, chef preparing food, native dancers perform. Scene of lush rain forest area and waterfall. A hula dancer beckons toward camera. forests and waterfall at islands. Tourists travel in a tour bus as a tour guide speaks to them on the microphone in the bus. They visit a restaurant by the beach. Tourists take drinks from a waitress and enjoy local musicians playing music. Map shows North America. Montage of rapid scenes, including Statue of Liberty in New York harbor with twin towers of World Trade Center in the background; a cowboy riding a horse in a canyon area; a car in the northeastern United States driving over a covered bridge; a Ford Bronco driving on a dirt road in the American west with rock formations in distance; a child holding the hand of a Mickey Mouse character as they walk toward the Magic Kingdom castle at Walt Disney World. A couple waves to the camera. A sun tanned woman skier waves. American flags flying on flagpoles in the wind at night, with fireworks lighting up the sky in background. Dancers on a stage do a high kick routine as the theater curtain closes. Location: United States USA. Date: 1986.

BARS. MS JOURNALIST, CHRISTINE CRAFT, ENTERING A SWIMMING POOL. VS CRAFT SWIMMING IN POOL. MORE SHOTS OF CRAFT SWIMMING. VS CRAFT AT A BEAUTY SALON HAVING HER HAIR BLOW DRIED. MS CRAFT ENTERING ABC AFFILIATE KEYT STUDIOS IN KANSAS CITY. CHRISTINE CRAFT IS AN ATTORNEY, RADIO TALK SHOW HOST AND FORMER TELEVISION NEWS ANCHOR. SHE BECAME KNOWN IN THE BROADCAST INDUSTRY IN THE 1980S FOR HER AGE AND SEXUAL DISCRIMINATION LAWSUIT AGAINST A TELEVISION STATION THAT HAD DEMOTED HER FROM NEWS ANCHOR TO REPORTER. CI: CIVIL RIGHTS: SEX DISCRIMINATION. FASHION: HAIR. SPORTS: SWIMMING. HUMANKIND: CHILDREN. BUILDINGS: SWIMMING POOLS. PERSONALITIES: CRAFT, CHRISTINE.

Tracking out of young female Caucasian fitness instructor, man and woman in eighties aerobics outfits recording group workout lesson in studio

MONTAGE 1980s FASHION SHOWS. ADRIENNE VITTADINI FASHION SHOW, 1980s.