1925 fashion

A young lady photographed in New York City, 1925.

The signature fashion silhouette lines of 1920's fashions were often achieved by using McCall's or Butterick dress patterns.

Four beautiful Paris Evening Dresses 1926. Lovely sketches of graceful evening gowns rom Chanel, Lelong, Jenny and House of Worth

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1925 №11 "Beaux-Arts des Modes", ÖNB | Fashion illustration vintage, 1920s fashion, Historical fashion 1920s

I rather love that brief but strange and potent period of fashion history when ladies' dresses were shifting their lines and shape from that of the Twenties into that of the Thirties. Even as the now-iconic look of the latter decade - the straight-edge, close-cropped, waistless Garçonne silhouette - was finally being universally accepted, waistlines began flirting with a woman's actual waist. And just as skirt lengths reached their greatest height yet - skimming or even floating above the…

Moving towards the true flapper look

Four beautiful Paris Evening Dresses 1926. Lovely sketches of graceful evening gowns rom Chanel, Lelong, Jenny and House of Worth

Reader Maria wrote to me asking about 1920s winter fashion that is warmer than the typical short "flapper" dresses. With the exception of thick wool and wool overcoats, 1920s clothing in the fall and winter wasn't very different than in the spring and summer. Colors changed to cooler tones such as black, navy blue, burnt

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