What was the 1920's style for women's clothing?

Answer by  ArtistsForHire (81)

The 1920's for women were the flapper dresses, cloche hats as well, t bar shoes. Flapper dresses were, at the time, much brighter and shorter than previous dresses. Cloche hats were very tight fitting, often small, and requiring a very short haircut. Shoes became more important, as well as underclothing, accessories, and stockings, with brighter matching colors.

Answer by  pieface (273)

The most notable clothing change was the shortening of the skirt. Sleeveless dresses and nude stockings also became popular. A boyish silhouette was preferable.

Answer by  johnresa (2455)

Women began wearing shorter skirts in this era. The flapper look was very big. Flappers wore short skirts and lots of makeup. Th early part of the 20's was very conservative.

Answer by  SarahB (158)

1920's clothing styles focused on the long, lean figure with shorter, sleeveless dresses that swung free from the body. Added to these were cloche hats and long strings of beads.

Answer by  Duke (29)

After World War One, women's fashion became lighter and brighter as designers felt free to create new styles and designs. It was known as the Flapper era, but they never truly came out till 1926.

Answer by  alz (2329)

During the Roaring 20s, it was the rise of the flappers. these women wore bright, sparkly clothing that was significantly shorter and more revealing than before. They used feathers as well. This clothing represented a break from the conservative role women had played before this as they broke into a wild place in society.

Answer by  alz (2329)

Women's style in the 1920's was mainly flapper. It was the first time they could dress sexy. The dresses were shorter and often covered in sequins.