2. Flappers Designers Dress code for men and women

3. Day wear Evening wear Designers

4. The men wore silk top hats, long loose suits, and long trousers with cuffs. For informal occasion the men wore suits with broad shoulder pads and pleated trousers with a high waist. The younger men were more into sports wear so they wore wide striped shirts, checker jackets, and plain pants.

5. They wore extra-wide trousers At dinner time they wore midnight blue jackets and the pants the men wore was plain stiff bosom shirt with a wide collar. The overcoat that they wore at night were the colors of black, dark gray, or dark blue. The shoes the men wore was patent leather

6. Women’s styles were straight and slim with low – waistlines, but the hemline was different and fell to the knee. Most of the clothing were hand made Gabrielle “CoCo” Chanel was the women clothing designer

7. o The day wear they wore straight dresses with different hemlines. o Most of their evening gowns were short with added train or a draped over shirts. o Sequins, beads, and spangles were very popular for sheaths. o The coat wraps they wore when it was cold outside

8. Wool cloche hat with straw embroidery Black cloche hat with ribbon trimming Clutch like handbags Pure silk and lisle stockings Weddings: - dress shields - cami-knickers in georgette Men had only a few accessories