Happiness And Beauty In The 1920s

happiness and beauty. The illusion was that, the more the consumer possessed, the closer they were to achieving this image. The economy of the 1920’s depended on consumer demand, one advertiser says, “without imagination, no wants. Without wants, no demand to have them supplied.” This means that if people didn’t have the capacity to desire products, then there would simply be no demand for them. Everything celebrities wore, ate, drank, used, and drove, were soon picked up by the public audience.
The women shown on the big screen had a more significant effect on the general public than the men did. These stars set the beauty standard for all women to mirror. These stars were specifically the flapper girls. Colleen Moore began her acting