The Roaring Twenties his name from the years of action and reaction products after the war. August 1920 women won the right to vote! The women felt the men treated and went to the hairdresser to Bob their hair and clothes were cut, her lips were painted, was dancing competitions in anger! The fashion in 1920 was unexpected!
Art Deco-era jazz jewelry to compliment her dress was elegant and soften the features of short bob haircut! Schlenker Celluloid, ArtGlass and French jet earrings (screw in earrings had become the rule), Swinging Glass beads long necklace with geometric shapes and bakelite, rhinestone brooches, pins, plastic and celluloid hat, a variety of added Jeweled Celluloid and silver bracelets spree to outfit the ground!
After the discovery of the opening of Tutankhamun's tomb in 1922, the fashion was like the jewelry of ancient Egypt and Queen Nefertiti. And girls who met the modern styles of 1920Roaring Twenties were known as ... Go fish!
The flapper fashion was "IN" with long chains and jewelry celluloid celluloid. It 'was the fashion trend for girls to Modern Day 1920! Flapper Girl would wear a hat pin with rhinestones glittering paste, or through the front and also on the side of his stick. Cloche is a hat that is tight on the head.
Celluloid was very popular in 1920, is fascinating, but was soon by John Wesley Hyatt invented in 1869, Sunactually originates in Victorian era. A key factor in determining a Victorian celluloid brooch in front of an Art Deco brooch was both the hinge tube and "C" closure in the back. Celluloid Jewelry played an important role in the world of fashion is jewelry, but are interrupted until safer plastics has been introduced because it makes it highly flammable highly collectible today!
The Art Deco era influenced everything from fashion to jewelry Wedding Cake ToppersBakelite Kitchenware in the house!
So if you think Twiggy mini-skirt, Mary Quant's hair, jewelry Mod Sixties, well, I thank the Roaring Twenties Art Deco Era and the Magic Lamp Modern Flapper Girl from yesterday for a good source Everlasting Style!
The Roaring Twenties Art Deco period continue to influence our fashion today in the World!
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