Cocktail dresses, prom dresses 2012, evening dresses, bridesmaid gowns.
|
Now showing up for spring, 20s inspired styles take the best of 1920s fashion, give them updated twists and make 20s glam a new hot fashion statement.
In the 1920s fashion was free and expressive. Societys fashionistas were nonconformists who shunned the previous generations feminists ways. Focus was less on the physical female shape opting for a tubular form - from the shoulders straight to the hem. Dresses were knee length, shorter than the previous era.
|
| | Today we see dropped waistlines and shorter skirts combined with a wide variety of details added to the garments just as were present in 20s fashions.
Fringed tubular flapper styles look fresh for spring. Fringed camisoles create an individualistic flair. |
| | | Longer fuller silhouettes
| | | | During the decade of the 1920s, women enjoyed the speed at which they could now get dressed or sew their own clothing at home. The 'one hour dress' was designed in 1926 by the Women's Fashion Institute to be made in one hour. |
| | | These styles were generally less fitted and often flowy. Todays 20's inspired gowns have wider, fuller silhouettes and are ideal for disguising a thick waistline. | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
|
