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A men’s dress shirt had a detachable white collar on a striped, colored shirt. You won’t find detachable collars anymore, but a white collared shirt is trendy right now. A white dress shirt or solid color is fine, too, but the striped shirts with white cuffs and collar really look vintage! Shop 1920s style men’s shirts here. Vintage gloves were also a protection from disease. Contagious disease was the ruin of lower and middle class families. Upper classes feared catching an illness when out in public. Even with gloves on, there was very little touch involved, including close family members. Wearing gloves even to greet one’s guests at home served as protection from the outside world. Casual Outfits– When you don’t want to be a flapper, choose a casual look instead. This guide will give you ideas.
Authentic: A pair of reproduction 1920s trousers will be your best option. Have them hemmed and tailored locally. Arm Bands– Also were worn by most men, but are iconic for bartenders, bankers, and musicians to keep shirt sleeves out of the way. Read 10 easy 1920s costume ideas that are simple to put together from things you already own. Day and evening dresses, casual clothing, gangster girls, garden party, DIY, thrifted and more.
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Wide Leg: Wide leg dress pants can be found at MensUSA and MensItaly. They are starting to come into the mainstream but are often pleated at the waist. Casual/work: Historical Emporium carries early 20s style trousers with suspender buttons already sewn in. Gloves. Long over the elbow opera gloves for evenings and shorter mid arm leather, silk or mesh gloves for daytime. Shop gloves. Tips for your pants: Get a pair of high waisted pants and you are half way to a 1920s look. Have a tailor sew on buttons and cuff your trousers for the most accuracy. men’s costumes– Cheap Halloween, fancy dress or party costumes for gangsters, musicians, Gatsby, bootleggers, ect
Keeping a hat all season without losing it or having it smashed in public places became a daily chore. Learn more about the social history of men’s 1920s hats and hat wearing etiquette here. 1920s Men’s Shoes Read 10 easy 1920s costume ideas that can be put together from things you already own. Day and evening dresses, casual clothing, gangster girls, garden party, DIY, thrifted and more. Many historians say the ’20s flat chested look was inspired by young boys (La Garcone), yet if you look at 1910s girl’s clothing, you will see drop-waist dresses in the same styles that were made for women after 1922. 1920s women for all ages and sizes embraced these youthful girly looks and genderless identities that enabled them to live in a care-free manner, pursuing new hobbies and opening new doors for women’s rights. A feather fan, lace fan or paper fan was another dramatic handheld accessory. For daytime, a paper parasol was a popular beach or poolside accessory. Shop parasols and hand fans. Scarf– A paisley, striped or white silk men’s scarf was a new accessory in the late 1920s. Knit scarves for winter warmthWide shoes are available in comfort brands. See the section I found here. More Ladies’ Outfit Ideas In the media, makeup was still being talked about as a bad thing, yet the majority of young and middle-aged women were wearing at least face powder on a daily basis. Face lotions, potions and skin treatments were being marketed to correct skin imperfections, while makeup was seen as a tool to accent natural beauty — not cover up problems. Budget: Choose classic fit pants in bold patterns, tweed or linen and pair with suspenders/belt and/or a vest. Wristwatches were practical but highly decorated pieces of jewelry. Watch faces came in square or rectangle Art Deco designs covered in filigree. They were thin and dainty, much like a tennis bracelet in platinum, white gold, or sterling silver. Feather boa, beaded cape, fur stole, or fringe shawl covered shoulders in a dramatic way. Shop them here.
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