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Social Changes
• World War I had just ended.
• Social morals became more
lenient.
• Stock market sky-rocketed.
• New freedom for women.
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3. The Role of Women
• As their roles changed so did their clothing.
• Younger women wore now shorter skirts with
pleats and slits to allow for movement.
• More woman were starting to work.
• Made clothes easier to move around in.
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4. New Rights for Wom• August 26, 1920
the 19th
Amendment was
added to the US
Constitution.
• Women rebelled
and cut their hair
short.
• Drank alcohol
which was not
considered
classy.
• The women now
thought corsets
were confining.
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5. Flappers
• They smoke,
drank,voted and
danced.
• These women went
against the norm
• Looked down upon
by society.
• Cut their hair, wore
makeup and were
adventurous.
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6. Coco Chanel
• One of the first women
designers to adopt the
new era of clothing.
• She adopted a more
boyish look.
• Many women flattened
their chests to achieve
this look.
• She replaced the
corset with lighter
clothing that wasn’t so
restrictive.
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7. Shapes and Silhouettes
• Straight and angular
• Ideal body: Flat chest
and no hips.
• Pleats, panels, and
drapes created an
uneven hemline.
• V and U necklines came
about.
• Longer skirts soon
evolved to below the
knee.
• Makeup-Red lips,
powdered skin, and dark
eyes.
• Pearls, stockings,
beading and feathers
were common.
11. History Repeats- 1920s Fashion
Today
Cardigans Fringed
dresses
Long pearl necklaces
Beaded dresses
12. Upper vs. Lower Classes
• Had more
sequins, fancier
hats, stockings
and lace.
• Had plainer clothes,
not so extravagant.
• Didn’t have much
jewelry/accessories.
13. Men’s Fashion
•Suits became slimmer
•Wide legged trousers
•Colors became brighter
reflecting the time.
•V-neck sweaters &
white trousers
14. Men’s Fashion continued…
Charles Lindbergh-
leather driving jacket
Red Grange-footbal
player
the camel hair polo coat &
raccoon coat
15. Movies based around the
1920’sChicago (2002)
Some Like It Hot (1959)
Boardwalk
Empire
(TV Series
2010)
The Great Gatsby
(1974)
16. Summary
A few key words to describe the era…
Rebellious (Prohibition)
Feministic
Care-free
Shorter and more revieling dresses
Bright colors
Chanel
Fringe,sparkles, and feathers
Flappers
