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When World War One ended in 1918, people were obviously happy. So happy in fact that their collective euphoria ultimately influenced the fashion of the time. The era came to be defined by the emergence of vintage fashion, and as you can see from these pictures, it still looks awesome over 90 years later.

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The fashion aesthetics of the 1920s were grounded in women’s fight for greater freedoms. One of the major aspects where women sought to enjoy more autonomy was in the way they dressed. This led to the emergence of loose flapper dresses and more androgynous-style clothing. The fashion era was characterized by light and airy styles that combined convenience and comfort with liberation. As with every defining moment in fashion history, there were key people who made it possible.

PRICES MAY VARY. Dress 20s Women's Set Packaging: 1 x sequin dress, 1 x lace fan, 1 x feather headband, 1 x long satin glove, 1 x pearl chain, 1 earring, 1 pearl bracelet, 1 x fishnet socks. The beautiful and exquisite decorations also contain popular elements of the time, such as tassels and beads, making these dresses of high quality and essential clothing for the roaring 1920s. Retro accessories of the 1920s women: Eye-catching lace folding fan add the finishing touch to your party…

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March 10, 2013 What is it about dressing up in ridiculous costumes that puts us in a good mood? Last night we had the privilege of attending The Geneva School’s Roaring 20’s gala. They were celebrating their 20 year anniversary and did so in style. When I first learned that we were to “dress the […]