1. Drop-waist: The 1920s introduced the drop-waist silhouette. Featuring a longer torso and shorter skirt, the looser fit takes the focus off your waistline. Instead, it lets you flaunt your arms, legs, and chest.
2. On the Fringe: Rather than head-to-toe fringe, why not shimmy your way into a skirt?
3. Beautiful baubles: You can never go wrong with a long, classic string of pearls. The 1920s also featured fun Art Deco jewelry. What exactly constitutes "Art Deco"? Well. . .look for bright colors, gemstomes, and geometric shapes to fit in with the Gatsby crew. Add drama with a beaded headband, sequin clutch, or chic cloche hat.
2. On the Fringe: Rather than head-to-toe fringe, why not shimmy your way into a skirt?
3. Beautiful baubles: You can never go wrong with a long, classic string of pearls. The 1920s also featured fun Art Deco jewelry. What exactly constitutes "Art Deco"? Well. . .look for bright colors, gemstomes, and geometric shapes to fit in with the Gatsby crew. Add drama with a beaded headband, sequin clutch, or chic cloche hat.
4. Fancy Feet: Dance the night away in a pair of feminine t-strap heels! Look for vintage details like bows or cutouts. A smart pair of oxfords also great if you're going for a more casual look.
Check out my 1920s look:
Dress: Bar III; Cardigan: Gap; Tights: Hue; Oxfords: Urban Outfitters; Hat: Vintage (family heirloom) |
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