#FLAPPER STYLE

[moonagedaydreamsofrhiannon]

Random and completely unimportant pet peeve, but I absolutely hate when a bitch says “I love 1920s fashion” and it’s skin-tight, drowning in fringe, has a cinched waist, and is shorter than a micro mini-skirt...

Baby you don’t love 1920s fashion. You love spirit halloween.

[pastlivesfinery]

La Femme Chic à Paris, 1921 🖤

[microbes-in-hats]

Pseudopediastrum boryanum/Pediastrum sp.

Photo credit: Luis Fernández García

[bleekbacchanal]

Grace Burgess, a true elegant beauty.

"Everyone's a whore, Grace. We just sell different parts of ourselves." - Thomas Shelby

Played by Annabelle Wallis

(Peaky Blinders season 1-3)

[seraphimsmonsterheaven]

drawing of my girl Rosey i did a long time ago while i was on my tumblr break, and a very small redesign and true face doodle

[vintagevamp876]

Louise Brooks 1929

[chaialevi]

new hair

[artcompany1]

I saw this "not like other girls" art from the 1920's and decided to make them gay.

[bex-saysike]

Anita's Interlude

I'm back! (sorta, I'll explain later) and what better way than to show off a new OC of mine, her name is Anita the peacock, and she's basically the flapper girls of the 1920s :] this originally started off as a traditional sketch in a sketchbook I did for fun, but then realised it would look so nice done digitally, so that's what I did

hope you guys like her! cuz she does play a bit of a role in Stacy's past :]

[floofyberries]

[cyclesofmystery]

1926: “This girl has all of [the] trends and she’s not loath to wear them at once: bell earrings, a dog collar worn as a necklace, a large beauty spot on her cheek, an ivory cigarette holder, a design to cover the vaccination mark on her arm, heavy bracelets, an anklet, a photo of a boyfriend on her stocking, an anklet watch, fancy garters worn below the knee and a mirror fastened to her wrist.”

Waiting for wristwatch anklets to make a comeback

[jasmancer]

SOMETIMES, YOU WERE EVEN A BETTER ME THAN I WAS!

[dontbestingybaby]

from Motion Picture Magazine, April 1923

original caption:

MARIE PREVOST

Someone said the flappers—the younger set—of the screen lacked erudition. So Marie Prevost posed for the above photograph before she began work on "Brass," a screen version of the Norris novel. It would seem to belie the implication. Incidentally, Miss Prevost verifies the rumor of her engagement to Kenneth Harlan. They will be wed in the green Springtime

Photographer: Alfred Cheney Johnston

[vintagevamp876]

Gloria Swanson 1924 - photo by Edward Steichen

[punchyhorse]

Why just argue with each other when you can dance AND argue? Two for the price of one!

Everyone thinks they're arguing but in all actuality they've stopped tying to one up each other and are now discussing an incredibly niche topic in Detail because I think they both delight in knowing things not many other people do. Same energy as when two people who've sunk years of education into one field and no one ever knows what they're talking about. They're probably talking about the finer points of the history of puppetry or something and having an absolute ball. Alastor has just mentioned a tidbit about puppets being used in Ancient Egypt in entombment, to come to life as concubines and servants. Lucifer is feeling particularly feral about it.

[kilianromero]

O Cruzeiro (1931)