1929 womens fashion

Women's and men's Fashion in 1929 is a fascinating year. For the most part fashion from the mid 1920s continued one more year before drastically changing in 1930-1931. Women's hemlines were getting longer but still the drop waist loose silhouette with more feminine flounces, ruffles, scarf coats and bows. On the opposite side were even

The Concise Illustrated History of 1920s Fashion and Style for Women. The trends, silhouettes, dresses, shoes, hats, hairstyles and makeup looks

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The most popular party to attend or host in the summer months was an outdoor tea or garden party. Often these events included some lawn games like croquet, bocce or badminton. The attire was more formal than your day or streetwear, yet not quite as formal as going sleeveless in a beaded gown. The afternoon

The Ladies' home journal v.39 1922.

Socks are often overlooked or disregarded as items of little importance. Indeed, socks are hardly perceived as garments of glamour. Despite this, however unimportant they appear, attitudes towards socks have shifted throughout the twentieth century. In particular, attitudes towards the wearing of socks by women. In order to investigate the history of vintage women’s socks,

A page from the 1926 Sears, Roebuck & Co. catalog, full of flapper-inspired fashions. Via ArtDecoBlog.blogspot.com