1920’s Fashion. This period can be defined as a time of cultural change and fresh beginnings. A time often referred to as the age of glitz and glamour. This all came about because American women were given the right to vote. Along with this privilege, a new sense of freedom, rights of feminism and self-expression flourished. The youth of America embraced their new sense of liberty and looked forward to creating their own culture which embraced society’s new values. As for changes in fashion, the huge influence of Parisian designers like Chanel and Lanvin revolutionised fashion and style. According to Marie Claire magazine women’s style loosened up as the corsets came off, the skirts got shorter and trousers for women were in for the first time. While comfort ruled, the efforts were still fabulous as showgirls like Josephine Baker, Clara Bow and Greta Garbo became the Cara Delevigne, Gigi Hadid and Kendall Jenner’s of the decade. There was far more to women’s fashion in the 1920’s than the iconic Flapper look! The new creativity produced original and striking styles. Dresses, swimwear, shoes and hair were all given an effortlessly chic spin. To this day nothing has been quite like the style of the 1920’s. Today we see a lot of designers constantly re-creating their designs with inspiration from the era. Most of the clothes that are popular today are influenced by the 1920’s. Some examples include the classic little black dress and comfortable Oxfords. 1920’s style has