Flapper Style

Flapper style refers to the fashion and attitude of women in the 1920s who embraced independence and modernity. It is characterized by knee-length dresses with loose cuts, bold accessories like beads and headbands, bobbed hairstyles, and makeup emphasizing a more daring look. Flappers often wore T-strap shoes and embraced a carefree, spirited lifestyle that challenged traditional norms. This style symbolized the Post-World War I shift toward greater social freedom for women, blending elegance with a sense of rebellion and youthful energy.