Womens Fashion in the 1920's
The Silhouette,Colours and Hemlines revolution
Body Outline was straight, no curves at all.
Sleeveless wispy dresses with little if no visable
waistline.
Lots of beads were the rage.
Close fitting hats, low over the forehead,almost
cupping the face - the Cloche or Bell Hat being the most popular.
Flared Skirts raised up to the knee, though by the early 1930's they went back down again to echo the depression atmosphere.
Popular colours were browns and blues for daywear and pastels for eveningwear.
Rolled Stockings became a must for any style consious
flapper.
Popular hairstyles were the Bob.
1920's Makeup took off with the innovations of Max Factor.
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Gorgeous! Thank you for posting the video.
ReplyDeleteStunning, wonderful view of the
ReplyDelete1920's fashion, love it!
It's the bee's knees.
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful.
your blog is wonderful I'm planning a 1920 look for the summer, can't wait!!!
ReplyDeleteDazzle
ReplyDeleteArt Deco fashions from the Roaring Twenties
Exhibition: 20 November 2010 - 16 January 2011
A spectacular 1920s beaded dress collection will be on exclusive display at Winchester Discovery Centre. Celebrating the exquisite detail, glamour and design of the roaring twenties, the exhibition reveals over 25 items from Hampshire County Council's collection. This is a rare opportunity to see these stunning but fragile pieces, presented in their full and elegant glory. With object loans from Royal Pavilion & Museums, Brighton & Hove and Portsmouth City Council Museum, Dazzle is set to be an unmissable exhibition.
The Gallery
Winchester Discovery Centre
Jewry Street
Winchester, UK
SO23 8SB
www.discoverycentres.co.uk/winchester