Polo shirts, dress shirts, and sweaters were the tops of choice for males. As the thirties approached, feminine blouses with v-necks and long bow ties tied around the neck, sleeveless blouses, and knit shirts of satin and linen became fashionable. Ties and suspenders were widely used by men to hold up their pants. In the fifties, white shirts were still popular but colored shirts, especially blue, became more common. Dark suits or gray suits were usually chosen by men while women preferred dresses, skirts, and jackets. In the sixties, polos and plaids were popular among men while women wore miniskirts and bare feet. In the seventies, everyone wore jeans and in the eighties, people started wearing business suits again.