flapper style
Jazz age look
Flapper style refers to the fashion and aesthetic associated with young women of the 1920s who rejected conventional dress and behavior.
The look featured bobbed hair, dropped-waist dresses with raised hemlines, long strands of beads, and headbands or feathered accessories.
The style signaled liberation and modernity: She dressed in full flapper style for the Gatsby party.
- Roaring TwentiesProsperous 1920s era
- silk stockingsFine woven leg garments
- Jazz Age1920s American cultural heyday
- cloche hatsClose-fitting bell-shaped headwear
- women's suffrageVoting rights for females
feather boas · millinery · vamp · Zelda Fitzgerald · bob haircut · finger waves · vintage · bee's knees · cat's meow · prohibition era · shimmy · dance halls · speakeasies · smoking culture · Harlem Renaissance · nightlife · dancing · cigarette holders
- fashion trendsvintage fashion, retro fashion, retro style, vintage, retro
- design stylesart deco, Art Nouveau, art nouveau, Bauhaus, minimalism
- British fashiontweed, tartan, flat cap, bowler, brogues
- fadspet rocks, hula hoops, fidget spinner, mood rings, Tamagotchi
- fashion stylescasual wear, bohemian, formal wear, preppy, romantic
- Art Decoart deco, sunburst, sunbursts, chevron, zigzag
flapper styleVictorian fashion
Nineteenth-century British clothing style
Edwardian style · conservative dress · floor-length gown · ankle-length dress