1920s Style: How to Get the Look of the Decade

Author(s): Caroline Cox

Fashion & Beauty

The Roaring Twenties was a time of emancipation for women and clothing fashions developed with women's changing roles in society. For the first time, the corset was discarded, women's legs were shown, bare arms were exposed and the hair was cut into an easy-to-manage bob. 1920s Style documents this amazing turning point in fashion with historical information on the designers and developments that shaped the decade's design style. An invaluable reference as well as a visual cornucopia of times past, the book explores the designers and couture houses, technical achievements in textiles and cultural influences. Whether you are a vintage clothing fan, a fashion student or just interested in retro styles, this guide will tell you everything you need to know about fashion in the 1920s.

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Kate Mulvey is a journalist specializing in fashion, beauty and lifestyle subjects. She is the author of Decades of Beauty: The Changing Image of Women 1890s-1990s. Marnie Fogg is a fashion expert and media consultant on all aspects of the fashion industry. She has taught fashion at the University of Nottingham and has been a senior lecturer in fashion and textiles at the University of Wales. Marnie is the author Vintage Handbags and Print in Fashion. Caroline Cox is a leading fashion authority whose work explores the relationship between fashion, beauty and culture. A lecturer and broadcaster, she is he author of Bags: An Illustrated History and Vintage Jewellery.

Introduction; Key Looks & Trends; Flapper Fashions; Knitwear & Sportswear; The Modernist Shoe; Art Deco Handbags; Jazz Age Jewellery; Sources & Sites; Index; Acknowledgements.

General Fields

  • : 9781780974446
  • : Carlton Books Ltd
  • : Carlton Books Ltd
  • : 09 October 2013
  • : 237mm X 185mm
  • : United Kingdom
  • : 01 November 2013
  • : books

Special Fields

  • : Caroline Cox
  • : Hardback
  • : Nov-13
  • : 144
  • : 150 illustrations