By: Claire Cameron, Kyla Dash, Kayla Marshall, and Faith Marsh Fashion Committee By: Claire Cameron, Kyla Dash, Kayla Marshall, and Faith Marsh hi guys whats up

Women’s Hairstyles -Kept long, styled over the ears and curled at the back of the neck until 1924 when the popular jaw length bob came into style -Frizzy, kinky curls, introduction to perms -Sleek & neatly waved -Wide brimmed felt hats, small cloche hat, berets -Headbands were also worn to accessorize

Men’s Hairstlyes -Short with volume towards the front -Combed through and kept neat -Strong side parts and combed high over the ears -Shingled in back -Used vaseline to keep hair in place and make it shiny -Close-clipped mustache -Plucked & sometimes pencilled brows

Recreating the Look -Women: Curl hair using a wand or Curlers, then brush out to form waves. Accessorize using either a hat or a headband -Men: Comb hair over ears and create a side part. Use vaseline or hair gel to keep the hair in place

Makeup of the 1920’s The 1920’s was full of fresh faced iconic makeup looks and were usually represented by women. Makeup was worn quite often for any occasion and consisted of many elements such as eyeshadows, face powders, lipsticks, and so many more!

The Eye Makeup Look Women in the 1920’s often wore dark makeup on their eyes usually accompanied with black blurred eyeliner, dark greyish and blackish tones of eyeshadow, and long luscious lashes painted black.

How to Recreate the Eye Makeup Look Apply the darkened eyeshadow of your choice to the lid with a flat brush Next line your eyes with a pencil liner Last but not least coat your eyelashes with your favorite black mascara and wala! You have mastered the 1920’s eye makeup look!

The Lipstick Look The popular 1920’s lipsticks included colors such as deep red, deep brownish reds, plum and orange. Lipstick was usually applied to the top of the lip in a ¨Cupid’s-Bow¨ form. Lipstick applied to the bottom lip was exaggerated to create the illusion of a bigger lip.

How to Recreate the Lipstick Look First pick out your favorite lipstick color according to the 1920’s and purchase a lip liner stick with a similar color along with it. Make sure to include colors such as oranges and reds. Apply your lipliner in a “cupid’s-Bow” shape around the outline of your lips to create this illusion. Once youŕe satisfied with the shape apply the lipstick on top of the lip liner on your lips and youŕe all set to show off your new look!

Women’s Clothing Women’s clothing is composed of three main styles which would include: an unfeminine look girly and preppy party/night out clothing

Unfeminine Look The unfeminine look was based off of men’s clothing. It was basic colors, a sleek body figure, long suit-like jackets with a low waisted pencil skirt with light colored stockings and short heel shoes. Women wore these clothes to express high independence and diversity.

Girly and Preppy Look In the 1920’s, the dresses most commonly did not sit at your waist, they would have a ribbon or tie on or just below your hips. The dresses were silk or satin and the length came from your ankles to just below the knee. Lace trim was prevalent in some dresses as were other adornments.

Party/Night Out Look The most common and well known look worn to parties is the flapper. This look is not complicated to re-create. Flappers had layered fringe dresses embellished with small beads and intricate lace. Tassels were a fun edition to the dress and along with the fringe, they shook a lot when you danced. The dresses would often be more neutral colors like beige, grey, or light yellows and greens.

Men’s Clothing All men’s clothing was fairly similar, composed with a simple tux, a bow or tie and a fedora hat. Men’s popular clothing consisted of: The gangster look Daily wear party wear

Gangster Look The gangster look is probably the most recognised style for men in the 1920’s. It became well known from the famous gangster Al Capone, who was most known during the twenties for his crime and offense. Al Capone made the gangster look very popular. He and many other gang members of the 1920’s generally wore: Fedora hats Striped black and white suits long ties platform shoes

Men’s Daily Wear platform or oxford shoes knit sweaters plaited “knickers” or long pants printed tie or bow straw or fedora hat suit jackets or vests

Men’s Party Wear a nice plaited suit a printed tie or basic black bow suspenders platform shoes fedora hats golden watch cufflinks on jackets

Accessories Hats were such an acclaimed part of the lifestyle that both men and women sported the look daily no matter the event. There was the cloche hat that could be dressed up or down and every women wore. They would have large ribbons and bows attached to these. There was also a larger hat with a wider brim and these were a fancier style. They would have more frill to them. The hats would have flowers made of silk or satin and larger bows. The big feature of the larger hats was the feathers. Many of them would have peacock or other kinds of feathers attached.

Shoes For men's shoes they mainly wore leather loafers and oxfords. Oxfords were appropriate for all occasions from parties to business meetings to an afternoon at the club. There was not much variance in men’s shoes. Women’s shoes were made of silk, satin, and leather. They laced up or had straps and ribbons as laces. Some shoes looked like heeled women’s oxfords. They came up to your ankles and usually did not come above that. Most women’s shoes had a heel that was around one to three inches.

Budget for Accessories The budget for accessories should reflect what you want to do with your look and how far you want to take it. If you want to focus mainly on the actual clothes, then you are going to have less of a budget for accessories than if you wanted to add a lot of spark to your look with extras. It also depends on which accessories we decide upon and whether they are more or less expensive. For accessories, our budget is $40 in all or $10 per person.

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