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Hello dolls, and welcome to our last newsletter of the decade!
Are you ready for the 20s to begin? We've been doing a deep dive into Roaring 20s & Jazz Age fashions to prep for the New Year and we're so excited to share some of our finds with you. Don't miss our latest Pinup Posing Tip below too!
From all of us at GGR, we hope your holidays and New Year are absolutely fabulous! 😘 | |
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We tracked down one of our favorite fabulous models for a super-quick Q & A.
GGR asked: "In your opinion, what is a gal's most important accessory?"
Sonya says: "Confidence in herself. That’s what takes any outfit you are wearing to the next level.”
You can see more from Sonya on her Instagram, @sunnysiren70! | |
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| We tracked down one of our favorite fabulous models for a super-quick Q & A.
GGR asked: "In your opinion, what is a gal's most important accessory?"
Sonya says: "Confidence in herself. That’s what takes any outfit you are wearing to the next level.”
You can see more from Sonya on her Instagram, @sunnysiren70! | |
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| 1920s Fashion Beyond Flappers |
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When we think of 1920s fashion, the first thing that comes to mind for most people will be the dramatic fringed flapper dresses. While these certainly were en vogue, especially for evening wear, the day and afternoon dresses worn more commonly had a greater variety in style. The defining shape of 1920s women’s fashion was long and straight. Details like dropped waists, long necklaces, and vertical pleats helped add to the effect and lengthen the silhouette. Knits and blouses were commonly mixed and matched with straight or pleated skirts for a smart look, sometimes with a loose-fitting cardigan over the top. Afternoon dresses were usually straight-cut shift dresses that skimmed the figure rather than accentuating the waist like styles of previous decades.
Trying to replicate a 20s silhouette with modern fashions? Look for a dropped waist or side-draped dress with sleeves, and consider ordering a size up to create the looser fit and straighter silhouette reminiscent of the 20s.
For more 1920s fashion and style tips, check out our "Roaring 20s in 2020" board on Pinterest! |
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