I visited the Fashion and Textile Museum recently to see an exhibition on 1920s Jazz Age Fashion. After WW1 women's fashion reflected a more active lifestyle. Hemlines began to rise, tiny waist lines disappeared and women were more active. The 1920s allowed for all shapes and sizes in a multitude of styles., some of which have stood the test of time and are still around today.
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wow.... marvelous dresses. my favorite one is the golden with the bow. love this old cloth :)
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Interesting exhibit! I'll bet those bathing suits were considered risque for their times.
ReplyDeleteInteresting to see that most of them would be quite fashionable today and similar to what I see. Pretty!
ReplyDeleteOh what delightful event and lovely photography of the great fashions ~ thanks.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a Happy Thanksgiving week ~ ^_^
Interesting shots from a different age. I've never understood fashion, I'm a jeans and t-shirt guy. Most days I dress up for work, I put on a polo shirt with my jeans.
ReplyDeleteWow! Wonderful fashion series.
ReplyDeleteWhat glitter and panache they had back then!
ReplyDeleteVery nice but not my stile. fashion's have not changed a lot
ReplyDeleteI always loved that twenties look, the loose clothes to feel free at last.
ReplyDeleteLove the outfits. Colourful and fun.
ReplyDeleteI love seeing clothes of other eras. There were some you've shown that I didn't know were from the 1920s. Thanks!
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ReplyDeleteLovely dresses and definitely good for hiding any lumpy bits!
ReplyDeleteFantastic collection. I'm going to mention this to a few of my friends visiting there. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI so enjoy seeing vintage clothing.
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