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15 Cards in this Set
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Dorthea Lang
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, a photographer of the Great Depression. She is a huge influence of the recorded photography of the migratory farm labor around California
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Surrealism
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a movement in art meaning “beyond the real” that influenced such artists as Dali.
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Flappers
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a name given to young women with radical styles who cut their hair short, smoked cigarettes and drank alcohol in an outwardly social way.
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Bob
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a name given to the short hairstyle worn by young women in the 1920’s.
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Cloche Hats
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close fitting hats worn by women over short hairstyles.
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Stockings
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made of silk, these back seemed leg coverings for women were kept up by the use of garter belts.
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Madeleine Vionnet,
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one of the many outstanding designers of the 1930’s who used bias cut fabrics and the women’s natural shape that could be imitated at all price levels.
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Panties
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short buttoned knickers or drawers.
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Handkerchief skirt
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skirts with pleats and gathers placed off center, scalloped hems, godet insets and paneled effects.
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Marcel wave
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a hairstyle made up of a series of deep waves all over the head.
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Slacks
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women’s sporting pants made much like men’s trousers.
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English Drape Suit
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a full cut suit worn by men in the late 1930’s maintained the basic elements of jacket, vest and trousers.
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Zoot suit
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a men’s suit that originated in lower income groups and was adopted by some ethnic groups.
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Boaters
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round brimmed, round crowned straw hats usually with a dark hatband worn by men.
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Derbies
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an offshoot of the bowler hat, these short brimmed hats with round crowns were worn with a wide hatband.
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