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Basic heeled pumps were also in style, so if you already have some in your closet, by all means, wear them. For daywear, look at walking Oxfords with a low heel. Authentic: A pair of reproduction 1920s trousers will be your best option. Have them hemmed and tailored locally. Ten Downton Abbey Costume Ideas– Looks inspired by the 1920s costumes in the Downton Abbey TV series. Day, sporty, summer and winter looks.

How to Dress like a 1920s Flapper– Love the iconic flapper girl costume? Read this article for tips on staying authentic yet fun! A feather fan, lace fan or paper fan was another dramatic handheld accessory. For daytime, a paper parasol was a popular beach or poolside accessory. Shop parasols and hand fans.

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A woman’s long hair, what had been for centuries her pride and joy, was now meeting cutting shears for the first time. The new look was the bob cut. Short, ear length curly hair in the early years gave way to smooth finger waved styles by 1930. It was also common to wear a wide silk scarf like bands wrapped around the head but exposing the crown. These, like narrow ribbons, were sometime adorned with beads and feathers on the right side. Arm Bands– Also were worn by most men, but are iconic for bartenders, bankers, and musicians to keep shirt sleeves out of the way. To properly answer the question “What did women and men wear in the 1920s?” would depend on what they were doing, with whom, and at what time of day. Here you will learn about the types of clothing women and men wore for specific occasions. Follow the links within for even more 1920s fashion history .

The first two years of the 1920s reflected the same fashion as the late Edwardian period with a natural waistline, full sleeves, and ankle length dresses. Fashions were easy to wear, pretty, and feminine. Casual Outfits– When you don’t want to be a flapper, choose a casual look instead. This guide will give you ideas. Something that stands out to me about vintage fashion prior to the ’60s is how often wealthy men and women changed clothing in one day. There was an outfit for every time of day, every type of outing, and every type of party. Add to that specific types of clothing for your age, class, and occupation, and you have one huge wardrobe!

Dance Shoes– T-strap and Mary Jane “Character” shoes are made for dancing. Your feet will thank you.