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Scandalous new style of clothing that defined the "New Woman." Characterized by shorter skirts, lower necklines, high heels, and accents such as beads and feathers.

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The "New Woman" started habitually drinking, something once reserved for men.

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Clara Bow, an American actress who embodied the flapper lifestyle. Bow was the "It" girl of the 1920s.

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Short, bobbed hair paired with vibrant headpieces was a go-to look for flappers. It projected a chic, modern, and fun aesthetic that flappers loved to emulate.

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Cosmetics became a staple in the flapper's everyday essentials. Heavy makeup and dark lipstick gave women a youthful, seductive appearance.

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Flappers deviated from the traditional lifestyle of their mothers. No more Victorian values, instead embracing independence and sexual freedom.

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Flappers danced in a new style inspired by lively Jazz music. This daring new dancing painted female sexuality in a new light and contributed to their fun persona.

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The "New Woman" began to smoke in public. This new fad went along with the daring lifestyle of flappers.