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These dresses revealed more 'body'. Skirts were indeed full length, but necklines and backs were low.

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Art Deco played a prominent role in the fashion trends of the 1920s with geometric shapes based on natural lines.

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Coats generally reached the calf in the wrapper style. The wrap coat was fastened with a large button or tab and buckle and featured a shawl styled collar trimmed in fur. In addition to the familiar furs, coats and collars were sometimes trimmed in monkey fur.

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We Women with bobs needed more frequent hair cuts, and wanted permanent waves, demanding an explosion of beauty parlors that offered dye jobs, and perms, as well as the fashionable new hairstyle.

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These hats were narrow close fitting, bell shaped that often featured feathers, bows, beads, or artificial flowers.

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The youth drank in carefree manner and had no traditional morals. Young women smoked cigarettes and danced with fast, jerky movements. Short skirts allowed greater freedom to dance; and plunging necklines, and low backs put more of the body on display than ever before!

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Flappers incorporated unusual clothing into the wild new style. Stockings were rolled below the knee, and we wore unhooked rubber shoes that flapped when we walked.

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Skirt hemlines began to rise in 1913 when skirts stopped just above the ankles. By 1918, hemlines rose to just below calf and for the next several years there were variations of a few inches one way or another.

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Many of us women disregarded our old corsets. A new, elasticized corset replaced the old, stiff, restricted whalebone corsets of the past. As the hemlines rose, the legs were on display and silk stockings were worn. The stockings came in neutral skin colours.

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Gabrielle Coco Chanel entered the fashion world with her loose shift dresses, blouses, and evening coats in dark and natural shades. In 1926, Coco Chanel claimed to have introduced introduced the Little Black Dress, which is a fashion staple that has been in trend for 85 years.

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Coco Chanel's jewelry workshop introduced the long beaded necklaces with multiple strands of faux pearls with the flapper look.

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The new, masculine look was a loose, sailor style trouser for us women to wear at home and at the beach. These 'beach pajamas' were an early form of a pants suit.

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Beaded Dress with Ancient Egyptian Detailing

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Beaded Dress with Ancient Egyptian Detailing

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The discovery of the tomb of King Tutankhamen in 1922 set off an instant craze for everything Egyptian. Styles, pattern, and embelishments all reflected Ancient Egypt.