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The Jazz Age; The Roaring Twenties; whatever one calls the 1920s, they were characterized by the music, the dancing, the fast cars, and most importantly, for the fashion buff, the "flapper".

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American women aimed to look older than their actual age, but with the implementation of the 19th Amendment in 1919, guaranteeing women’s suffrage, women began to strive to look younger and younger.

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American women of the 1920s often “bobbed”, or cut, their hair short to fit under the iconic cloche, a snug-fit hat made of felt that was worn tilted in order to cover the forehead and, at times, the ears. The flapper style dress and cloche hat were often worn together, particularly during the latter half of the decade.

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Clothing styles consisted of more than just the cloche and flapper. In fact, this is the era during which more casual clothing was introduced to the public. For example, women began to wear pants more often and there were certain styles of women's shoes that were unique to this decade as well. Some of the breakout shoe styles included the ankle strap button shoe, the t-bar shoe, and shoes trimmed with sequins or other materials.

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With her sleek fashions, short bobbed hair, and energetic leisure pursuits

FLAPPER DRESS • A flapper was a young woman of the 1920's. • The most memorable fashion trend of the “Roaring '20s” was undoubtedly “the flapper” look. • The flapper dress was functional and flattened the bust line rather than accentuating it. • Their appearance included – o Short-bobbed hair styles, o fancy hats, o makeup, o and long, flat, but often gaudy dresses.

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mens fashion

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In the early 1920s the length of dresses and skirts were about calf length, with some a little longer and some a bit shorter. From around the years 1926 to 1928, the hem lines of dresses were the shortest (approximately knee-length), and this is what most people remember when they talk of the flapper dress. 

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In the early 1920s the length of dresses and skirts were about calf length, with some a little longer and some a bit shorter. From around the years 1926 to 1928, the hem lines of dresses were the shortest (approximately knee-length), and this is what most people remember when they talk of the flapper dress. 

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WOMEN’S SPORTSWEAR In the post-war period, The tubular dresses of the teens had evolved into a similar silhouette that now sported shorter skirts with pleats, gathers, or slits to allow motion and easier movements. 13

BOYISH FIGURE. • For the first time in centuries, women's legs were seen with hemlines rising to the knee and dresses becoming more fitted and most importantly, the confining corset was discarded. • A more masculine look became popular, short hairstyles such as the bob cut. • The fashion was bohemian and forthcoming for its age.

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hats....

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Sheath dresses - These dresses are often just below knee-length. The waistline should sit low on your hips. These dresses aren't form-fitting! Sheaths are cut relatively straight and just hang off of your body.

Fishnet tights - For extra authenticity, find nylons with seams running up the back.

Low heels - You've got to be able to dance!

Long beaded necklaces - Necklaces are often worn tied in a knot, and they hang down low!

Fur Wraps - Typically, shoulders are bare (except for the straps on your dress). But a fur wrap or shawl looks great draped on your arms!

Gloves - If you're going to wear gloves, opt for a solid-colored, silky looking fabric.

Felt Hats & Bonnets

Fur Coats

Wool Sweaters

Silk Flat Crepe Dresses

Bow Pumps

Short Sport Jacquettes

Custom Tailored Suits

Fedora & “Newsboy” Hats

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tight silhouette outfits. tight outfits was big in the fashion.

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In 1920, only a few years after World War I, skirt and dress hemlines rose and waist lines lowered to the hip. These changes accompanied the boyish flapper fashions that marked the 1920's as a decade of decadence and fun.

Short skirts brought the legs, and thereby rayon stockings, into the picture. Bobs and page-boy haircuts were as typical of the time as were simple, form-fitting toques and cloche hats. Sports became a fashion trend: tennis in a short skirt without stockings, skiing in a Norwegian suit with long knickers, swimming in a one-piece bathing suit without whale-bone reinforcements. The 1920s metropolitan fashion spectrum included the garçonne (female boy) in a pants suit with man's hat and even an Eton crop. In the evenings, the gamin style featured a smoking (tuxedo jacket), or complete smoking suit, and a monocle. And the garçonne also appropriated men's pajamas for household and nighttime wear.

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This was a decade for bobbed hair. The long hair came off and styles were short or pulled back with ringlets on the forehead and ears. The girls looked very sleek, cool and confident.

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