The 1920s and 1930s are mostly associated with flapper dresses and Hollywood glamour. During the daytime, dresses were still the primary outfits, but that doesn't mean they were the only thing women wore. I had a few readers ask what kinds of casual '20s clothing or '30s menswear-inspired looks they could wear that involved pants,
This fringed dress is classic vintage look for a modern woman. The eye-catching design features art deco print and unique vintage style which bring you back to the roaring twenties. Features: Sexy v-neck design Shoulder fringe trim Embroidery sequin pattern Mini length dress Note: This dress comes with an unique size chart. Be sure to select your ideal fit from the chart before making your purchase. *The item is clearance sale and cannot be returned or exchanged.
When World War One ended in 1918, people were obviously happy. So happy in fact that their collective euphoria ultimately influenced the fashion of the time. The era came to be defined by the emergence of vintage fashion, and as you can see from these pictures, it still looks awesome over 90 years later.
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The cloche hat or simply cloche is a fitted, bell-shaped hat for women that became popular during the 1920s and the early 1930s. Its name is derived from cloche, the French word for "bell". Take a look at these beautiful girls who worn cloche hats in the 1920s.
Where the name 1920s “flapper” comes from is not exactly clear. Some claim it has to do with the "flap flap" sound young girls' open galoshes made when they walked. Another theory is that flapper dates back from before World War I, when it originally meant prostitute but came to refer to any woman
When most people think of 1920s, fashion they think of short, fringe, sequin or beaded slip dresses with feather boas and headbands, long cigarette holders, and long white pearl necklaces. While there is some truth in the accessories, flapper dresses are far from it. Unfortunately, the majority of 1920s dresses and costumes takes cues from
Once housework was done, 1920s women would put away their house dress and apron and head out for the day. Running errands, visiting a neighbor, working in a factory or office, or going to town for a White Castle burger and matinée movie all required a woman to dress well yet still enjoy the comforts
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Du gris, des touches de rose --cette watermelon tourmaline !--. De l'art, des tableaux, des affiches, des céramiques. Avec ces robes fleuries et ces pantalons des années 20 ...
Fabric: Polyster. The fabric is comfortable for the skin. Occasion: A unique and exquisite beads and sequins embellished flapper dress, perfect for Great Gatsby Parties, Weddings, Proms or any Special Occasion! Flapper your way into style this season with this gorgeous waist dropping, jaw dropping 20s style glamorous dress. This art deco inspired dress will have heads turning at any parties.
You've snagged the invitation to the swankiest party in town – a Great Gatsby-themed soirée! Now, you've got to find the perfect gown, accessories, and...
Art Deco evening dress, 1920s
The fact that the debate over women and pants was still happening in the 1960s tells you that in the 1920s, women wearing pants was likely to raise eyebrows. Even Katherine Hepburn and her newsworthy trousers in the 1930s could not shake the public perception of women strutting around town in what was widely considered
The 1920s and 1930s are mostly associated with flapper dresses and Hollywood glamour. During the daytime, dresses were still the primary outfits, but that doesn't mean they were the only thing women wore. I had a few readers ask what kinds of casual '20s clothing or '30s menswear-inspired looks they could wear that involved pants,
With the final season of Downton Abbey complete, I wanted to re-create some of my favorite looks from the past seasons. I have plenty of new and thrifted '20s style clothing in my collection, so these 1920s outfits were pretty easy for me to put together. If you don't have good thrift/charity shops, you
Exploring how to get a 1930s look on a budget by looking at the 1930s retrospective trend during the 1970s, inspired by Hollywood films
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Why would you choose from vintage party dresses? This is a good question. A good answer is required. If you're a seasoned lover of all things vintage, this question perhaps, needs no answer, for you know full well that following the admiring glances, the never-ending questions about where did you get that dress, and then…
The 1920s and 1930s are mostly associated with flapper dresses and Hollywood glamour. During the daytime, dresses were still the primary outfits, but that doesn't mean they were the only thing women wore. I had a few readers ask what kinds of casual '20s clothing or '30s menswear-inspired looks they could wear that involved pants,
