Historic Costumes for Stage, Pageants, Festivals, Masquerades and Holiday Fun
Costumes of the 1920's and 1930's
The Jazz Age: A New Era for Womens' Fashion
The 1920's marked the most dramatic change in women's attire in centuries,
as the "new breed" of young women bobbed their hair and shortened their skirts.
These "flappers" were the rebels of their day -
wearing makeup, going to jazz clubs, smoking cigarettes, driving
cars, drinking liquor - things which were unheard
of for women at that time!
With the market crash of '29 and the Great Depression,, clothing styles
once again became serious and sober.
Learn more: Want the sound like "the Real McCoy"? Check
out this page on 1920's
slang - it's the Bee's Knees!