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Works Cited

childrens clothing. childrens-clothing.lovetoknow.com/1920-childrens-fashion-facts.

vintagedancer. vintagedancer.com/1920s/when-to-wear-what-in-the-1920s/.

vintagedncer. vintagedancer.com/1920s/1920s-fashion-men/.

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Knitted pullovers and cardigans to match trousers

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In the winter they wore heavy wool knee socks

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Wore knee length trousers year round

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Kept their hair short season round.

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Ribbons to match dress

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Every little girl in the 1920s owned a sailor dress

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The most common shoe that every woman wore with any outift was the mid heel oxford

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The hat is one accessory that women never left home without. There were hats for summer (woven straw, cotton) and winter (felt or hand sewn cloche hats.

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Flapper was an essential for any woman to have in the 1920s flapper were usually sparkly, fun,  had fringes, and easy to dance with usually paried with a feather band

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A tea dress was an afternoon dress made of lighter, brighter, materials and more trim when attending daily tea parties

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Dresses were colorful plaids, checks, stripes or solid colors with pretty embroidery and trim such as lace or rick rack.

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the most iconic shoe of the 1920s for men is the two tone lace up oxford

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Socks were usually plain, striped or argyle pattern.

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1920s men’s hats were usually fedoras or tall hats. Popular colors were black, brown or grey

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The items of color popped up in gloves and pocket squares

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Suit pants always match suit jacket