Art deco hats

Women in the Jazz Age did not leave the house without a hat or some type of head covering. Fortunately for them, there was no reason not to do so with the wide range of hats and headbands that were available to them. Although the snug fitting cloche hat was the most common, it certainly

My Poppys and one Millie arranged just so. Art Deco Poppy in Blue and Green (top) are off to a swanky ball, while Art Deco Poppy in a hat is off to the races. Meanwhile, Art Deco Millie is spending...

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Image file to download and vintage original printpublished in 1929 Lewis Hats Art Deco Style — , Millinery — Advertisement

I’ve shown this 1931 illustration by Dhynevor Rhys in an earlier post: Rhys did lovely color illustrations, but even in black and white, his views of five Paris hats for April, 1928, capture …

Art Deco is a 20th century aesthetic that emerged in France before WW1 in the 1910s as a luxurious, highly decorated style. It flourished in the 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s, before gradually vanishing in the late 1930s and WW2. Because of this, the style is highly associated with the 'roaring twenties', and provided an escapade from the realities of the Great Depression during the 1930s. There have been multiple revivals, some in the 1980s and multiple today. Art Deco's influence permeated…

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Colourful, exuberant, fun-loving....1920 ushered in a decade of great optimism. It was a time when the rules were broken, new territories explored...when women broke free from many of the sartorial and social restrictions that had plagued their mothers and grandmothers.