The 1920s ushered in a new era for women, especially when it came to fashion and footwear. After World War I, Western society began to shift away from the strict Victorian era and into the ...

The 1920s saw flapper-influenced styles reflected in women's golf fashion through more boyish cuts in skirts and blouses; hats were sleek, and fitted close to the head.

Daring Deco: 1920s Women’s Fashion opens this week and runs until Oct. 11, offering a glimpse at a “golden era” of women’s fashion as Alberta’s cities came of age and began looking the ...

There was a dichotomy in 1920s fashion. Designers like Coco Chanel introduced a looser, more practical silhouette that freed women from corsets. Yet they also embraced the extravagance of the Jazz ...

The 1920s made a whole lot of noise. On the precipice of the Great Depression, the decade made its mark on American history with glamorous living and social evolution. World War I had ended. The ...

"In the 1920s, women's fashion became a bellwether of the social and cultural changes that defined the decade," says Dennis Nothdruft, curator of the exhibition. "The dizzying array of choices ...

The 1920s were the beginning of the modern age in fashion, when women ditched their corsets, cut their hair and started wearing shorter, body-conscious dresses and skirts that allowed them the ...

The Fashion Landscape Before the LBD Pre-1920s Fashion Before the 1920s, women’s fashion was characterized by elaborate designs, heavy fabrics, and constrictive silhouettes.

While we wouldn't recommend wearing 1920s fashion from head-to-toe, a cloche hat or a shapeless frock could add a vintage touch to any ensemble.