Pompous jewelry, charlestone dresses, spring bands and dandy suits in strong colors - who could resist fashion to the glitter and glamor of the 20s? And even if the outfits from this time are not suitable for everyday use, accessories and mining rooms are still being worn on special occasions. We have put together some inspirations.
The doctor symbolizes the optimism of that time. After the First World War ended, people only wanted to enjoy life. A new music style - jazz - shaped the nightlife. The women no longer wore corsets and enjoyed their freedom of movement in airy Charleston dresses. The silhouette no longer let the female curves come into its own, but the mostly pieces of clothing were knitted with pearls and decorated with lace. Noble glittering substances such as satin were worn to parties. Also totally in the trend was the so-called peacock tail outfit-the skirt was short at the front, long at the back. In recent years, the design has been rediscovered and interpreted by many fashion houses.
The spectators have the glamor-pur-fashionFilm Great GatsbySeen in a modern variant. The scenes are full of cozy outfits, glamorous clothes and pompous parties with champagne. The film reflects the zeitgeist. Other shows such as the popular film series Downtown Abbey present the 20s / this time in England / in a new light. There society is strongly hit by the World War, perhaps much stronger than in the United States. The clothes are therefore specifically kept simple, the women wear updos, which only imitate the bubic head.
This decade was also a time for men's fashion when fashion from conservative, old style merged into a new era of fashion.
Regardless of this, many of the most popular clothing styles for men and the Dandy Look 20s are still based on the fashion of this decade. Until then, fashion has always been one and the same suit style, and there was nowhere to find leisure clothes. In the 1920s there were many radical suit styles and the introduction of casual and sporty clothes for men. The formality of the Gatsby clothing men decreased, and the trend offered more options and more modern options at the time.
It was an effortless, elegant era of men's fashion that paved the way many of our more modern styles. So let's start from above. High, white, removable crawls were the king of fashion world thanks to their ease when washing. In the mid-1920s, attached collars became the preferred standard.
Pied collars offered a softer feeling compared to the rigid and unpleasant nature of removable collars. You can find inspiration at Nucky Thompson from the TV show Boardwalk Empire. At that time, collar styles included both round edges as well as spread and pointed variants. However, you should know that the introduction of the broad Windsor tie knot had a major impact on the distribution of collar. Softpoint was reserved for button-down shirts. Sonnenbands with wing tips were a frequent sight, even if they were bent over the tips to enable flying.
That of the hats at the time was mainly from which class they belonged to. Do you remember the films about pages and factory workers from this time? The men of the working class carried the “Page Boy” hats, which were called caps for newspaper boys or flat caps. If you were a solid middle class, you would have had a fedora. These Fedoras were remnants from the gangster class, men of the working class or the middle class who suddenly earned money but kept the style of their own class. The Fedora style was also accompanied by Bowler-Hüten, another staple from the 20s. These ubiquitous styles were among the fashion -conscious middle class colleagues who wanted to mix in such fashion. It was the first time that citizens of the middle class could use material goods to express who they were. Fashion became a statement for normal people for the first time.
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