For more than 100 years, dungarees have been the preferred attire of manual labourers, toddlers, hipsters, hillbillies, rappers and women who want to come across as insouciantly, subtly sexy like the ultimate girl-next-door dungarees-wearer Rachel Green. They are inexpensive (although John Galliano's take on dungarees for Dior in 1999 would probably have set you back a month's wages), comfortable, durable, unisex and basically constantly in fashion. Click the gallery to see 25 pairs of stylish (well, mostly) dungarees from the 1900s to the present day.