 Dana Gibson › American Artist who first created pin-up  Her series of paintings called “Gibson Girl”  Became role model for 1920s women

 Boyish style of dress › Short › Sleeveless › Low waistline  Long hanging beads  Cloche hat

 Coco Chanel  Paul Poiret  Most famous was Coco Chanel  Her trends are still in style today

 Most women before 1920s did not wear makeup  Flappers wore bright red lipstick and dark eyeliner  Hair was cut short into a bob  Carefree, boyish look

 Pushed the envelope of what was “lady- like”  Drank in public  Drove cars  Rode bicycles  Smoked  Had their own vocabulary

 The flapper lifestyle wasn’t permanent  Represented youth and freedom  Most still planned on getting married and having a family  It was only a phase

 Popular flapper  Zelda and Scott Fitzgerald known as ”flapper couple”  Led a crazy life › Dived into the fountain in Union Square › Rode atop a moving taxi

 Famous flapper and actress in 1920s  Number one star in American in 1929  Made close to 50 films  Was “the spirit of the Jazz Age”  Considered a vamp