1920s Fashion

From the 1900s to the 1920s, womens fashion has developed throughout time. In the 1900s women that were fashionable at this time were to be expected to wear long dresses and take two annual trips to Paris. As time passed and the roaring twenties came to place, women started to show their true colors. Womens style of dressing as well as their hair became known as the flappers. Many designers became known, and are still being used up to this day, for instance, Coco Chanel. During this time, it was an era of freedom for women: they gained their right to vote, be an active role in sports, social life, and work places. Women's fashion and opportunities in the world developed through getting more rights and more opportunities.
The 1920s was an unpredictable era of freedom for women. Women’s change in the 1920s was extraordinary; women that were fashionable used the style of the ideal “flapper.” Flappers wore short, shapeless shift dresses, bobbed hair and hats known as Garbo's. Designer, Coco Chanel, brought up the phrase that we use up to this day, “the little black dress.” The little black dress became known to be when the designer of Coco Chanel had her obsession with the …show more content…
Many parts of clothing for women in the 1920s, such as high knee dresses, dropped waistline, fringed hems, and bobbed hair has survived up to this day. In 2015, these styles have made a huge comeback in wedding dresses. Especially, bobbed or fingered hair that has been making a huge comeback in movies, actresses, and middle class citizens. People who decide to cut their hair short or those who stand out from the ordinary. Which goes back to the 1920s when women cut their hair to get bobbed or fingered hairstyle to fit into the ideal flapper look. The high knee dresses come in and out of style as time goes on. Many call these fashion statements from the 1920s a vintage look. That is to say, fashion style of the 1920s have survived up to this