With la garçonne (the flapper, in French) in mind, the designers created fashions with the clean lines and angular forms we now associate with the 1920s-and with Cubism.

Whatever authentic impulses may have initiated the flapper phenomenon — for example, sexual liberation aided by the rise of the automobile and abetted by birth control advocates like Margaret ...

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And the cloche, invented by milliner Caroline Reboux in 1908, gained popularity because the close-fitting hat looked so becoming with the style, especially the Eton crop.

Kimberly Guilfoyle might be smarting from the breakup of her engagement to Donald Trump Jr., but she's still grabbing attention with her inimitable outfits.

Illustration from a project at uni where I created garments from zippers. I made samples of the material, scanned them and used them as backgrounds for the illustrations.

For a recent photocall to promote the fourth season of the Netflix series, Collins united the 1920s and the 2020s in a see-through, knitted flapper-style dress.

This embellished flapper dress, priced at £90, is ideal for Christmas and New Year parties — and you can nab 10% off with the discount code FUN.

Lupita Nyong'o rocked a 1920's inspired flapper dress while promoting her latest horror flick, A Quiet Place: Day One.

The quintessential ’20s look for women was the slender flapper dress—known in France as la garçconne, the boyish girl—whereas the ’50s were a time for corseted torsos, full breasts and a ...