1920's
- Glitz
- Glamour
- Formalilty
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Unfitting, long dresses dominate. |
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Actually an American image but similar styles to Britain. Tuxedo-like suit vs a lace dress. |
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Pointed court shoe with Mary Jane strap. |
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Loose fitting fur and generous fabrics. |
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Glitz and glamour defined with pearls, feathers, boas and sparkle. |
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Crystals are often seen especially in evening wear. |
- More simplistic styles
- Durable fabrics
- Elegance
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Simple coats with fur around the neckline give elegance but simplicity. |
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Clothes were made to suit to family woman. |
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Structure and fitting was now more a part of the 1930's style. |
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Long dresses were still worn, but with less glamour than before. |
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Good Housekeeping magazine show a detailed reference of 1930's clothing styles. |
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Small details like frills and bows replace pearls, crystals and fur. |
1940's
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Fitted waists show off the figure of a woman. |
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Heavy fabrics were used for durability and wear. |
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The Tea Dress. |
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Brogue, Mary Janes, Court and Block heeled shoes in fashion. |
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The Pleated skirt. |
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A more relaxed approach to being a woman, jeans and checkered shirt. |
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American/ British approach to gangs, often with their own unique styles. |
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The Circle Skirt proved very popular. |
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The Circle Skirt, small waists and fitted clothing. |
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The Circle Skirt. |
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