1. This is a 1930s dress of the future consisting of see-through netting, probably to catch the males attention.

2. This 1960s knitted knickerbocker suit was called "Year 2000". I guess I could see this being sold for a fortune at Barneys.

3. This ensemble suggests that skirts will disappear entirely and an electric belt will adapt to climactic changes. Wishful thinking!

4. A space age imagining of a beauty salon looks very sparkly.

5. Here is a 1930s interpretation of bridal fashions for the year 2000 shes wearing a wedding dress supposedly made of glass. How?

6. Pierre Cardin had some weird ideas about the direction of style in the 1960s. Looks like he really hoped everyone would be wearing space suits in the coming years.

7. This dapper 1980s ensemble imagined men wearing suits that came outfitted with radios and telephones and bizarre metal crowns. Sort of like the original Google Glass?

8. A 1969 swimming suit paired with a swimming helmet?!

9. Pierre Cardins nurses of the future, circa 1970.

10. Here is a dress made of aluminium, with a headlight to help her find an honest man. Yes, Really.

11. 1962s Bathing Suit for the Year 2000.

12. This battery-powered heated coat featured in a 1939 issue of Vogue actually seems like a great idea. Except youd look like an oven mitt.

13. This 1970s creation at least involves an environmentally friendly commuting method?

14. I dont even know. Heres what Getty Images says: Arsenals Peter Storey wearing a kit for the future at Highbury.

15. In the 1960s, someone decided to predict what car hops of the future would wear. Little did they know that car hops would become pretty much obsolete. Oops.