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In the s, fashion saw a profound influence from films and specifically Hollywood. A return to conservatism after the Roaring Twenties also marked fashion during this period. But while the simplicity of the s created a sack-like silhouette free from curves, the simple lines of 1930s Fashion early thirties hugged those curves, creating a soft, feminine silhouette. Though the lines were simple, the overall effect was one of complete sinuous femininity with a natural waist and skirts flaring out slightly at the ankle, as seen in a fashion illustration from Fig. Evening DressesOctober Source: Flickr. Evening dressca. Gift of Florence G. McAteer Mrs. Howard W. Source: The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Model posing in a glamorous evening gowns. Queensland: State Library of Queensland. Evening dresss. Gift of Mr. Maxime L. Hermanos, Contributing to the overall slender look of the early thirties was one of the most important developments and trends of the decade: the bias cut. To cut fabric on the bias means cutting the fabric 45 degrees against the weave, creating a fluid, body-skimming garment Morton. Especially in the evening, satin dresses with low backs, like the silvery Vionnet dress from Fig. Other designers also used the method, as seen in the light pink Chanel dress from the 1930s Fashion Fig. While eveningwear became dominated by the body-skimming silhouette, daywear returned to romanticism and femininity. Day dresses came in a variety of patterns: floral, plaid, 1930s Fashion, and more abstract prints, 1930s Fashion the zebra print suit in figure 5. They had clearly defined waists and fell between 1930s Fashion mid-calf 1930s Fashion just above the ankle. Smart suits were popular with crisp lines and sculptural, defined shoulders, like those in the Edward Molyneux 1930s Fashion from Fig. The exaggerated shoulder—on suits or dresses—was a hallmark of s fashion and was created through padding, layers of fabric, or other embellishments. While many of her collections were grounded in the prevailing mode, they included unique embellishment and twists 1930s Fashion were uniquely hers. The purple dress from her Pagan collection follows a popular construction, but the highly embellished neckline and structural shoulders are quintessential Schiaparelli Fig. Impeccably tailored, her designs 1930s Fashion the thirties championed the strong shoulder and cinched in waist that defined the period, as seen in the vibrant green jacket Fig. Mid s Zebra Prints. Source: Pinterest. Ensemble Wool and silk. Evening jacketFall Linen, metal. Jacket Wool, silk, metallic thread, sequins. Gift of Julia B. Henry, Evening dressFall Silk, plastic, metal. Greta Garbo, "Inspiration" Laura Loveday. Marlene Dietrich Increasingly, women looked to movie stars for fashion inspiration during this period. Hollywood disseminated fashion to the masses and stars like Greta Garbo Fig. Many women all over the world attempted to emulate their style. Making this a little easier 1930s Fashion a rise in makeup and the beauty industry, allowing women to 1930s Fashion their favorite stars at a small cost. Blackman writes:. Of course, the Depression 1930s Fashion had an influence on fashion, contributing to this democratization, especially in the United States. Before the s, buyers would purchase copies of Paris designs and resell them in their home countries. However, as 1930s Fashion Great Depression affected all areas of business and life in the US, new duties of 1930s Fashion percent were imposed on the cost of these copies Laver However, toiles 1930s Fashion muslin or other cheap material pattern of a garment were allowed in duty-free. As the thirties closed, the popular style of broad, padded shoulders, nipped in waists and shorter A-line skirts that would dominate the early s had already emerged. Designed by MGM costume designer Gilbert Adrian, with whom Crawford and other stars would continue to work with on- and off-screen for years, the dress diverged from the body-skimming dresses the public 1930s Fashion become used to in the early thirties. 1930s Fashion, the white dress had a nipped in waist, full skirt, and huge puffed sleeves created with layers of translucent white organdie. So popular was the dress that it was copied at all price points in a phenomenon we readily recognize today but was new with the advent 1930s Fashion the movie industry. Its design also helped inspire a return to romanticism in s fashion and the dress influenced designs 1930s Fashion did not directly copy it but took inspiration from the feminine style as seen in the mids Vionnet gown Fig. Crawford continued to work with Adrian throughout the decade both on film and in her personal life. She is still remembered for her iconic style today. Joan Crawford, "Letty Lynton" Joan Crawford 1930s Fashion of the Brooklyn Museum, ; Gift of Mrs. Anthony Wilson, Dress Cotton and silk. Gift of Mrs. John Chambers Hughes, It Happened One Night Source: Wikimedia. Menswear s- Italian, Plates. Gift of 1930s Fashion Thompson. Source: The Met Digital Collections. Row of men at the New York City docks out of work 1930s Fashion the depression National Archives at College Park. L ike womenswear, menswear saw a shift of focus to the movies for fashion inspiration in the s. Here, we see the shift of influence from the elite, such as the Duke of Windsor, to working-class heroes of the movies. McDowell continues:. With rare exceptions, all previous fashion had been created by a social elite whose 1930s Fashion claims were exclusivity and wealth. Now, fashion was to percolate up through the classes, 1930s Fashion of down. While suits were still worn for formal occasions and work, casual wear such as knitted sweaters and soft-collared shirts became increasingly popular during the day, like the styles seen in figures 19 and Even ties were no longer obligatory. Of course, formalwear did not disappear altogether, and the tuxedo continued to be a popular choice. New material 1930s Fashion as sharkskin, a synesthetic fabric, gained in popularity for suits in the mid-to-late thirties while white tuxedos 1930s Fashion a favorite in warm climates Fashion and Textile Museum, Fig. Suit Wool, brass. Gift of the Duchess of Windsor, Menswear s-American, Plates. Tennis, golf, and a healthy suntan, which all saw a rise in popularity in the s, continued to hold sway in the thirties Fashion and Textile Museum. When suits were worn, jackets had wide, padded shoulders and tapering sleeves. An enduring image of the Great Depression are men, like those in Fig. For some, this was all the fashion 1930s Fashion could afford during the thirties. Menswear s-English, Plate Sailor suits and dresses continued to 1930s Fashion a popular style for both young boys and girls, especially for young boys, as seen in the 1930s Fashion plates in figures 24 and Age 1930s Fashion to dictate whether a young boy wore shorts or long trousers with younger boys wearing corduroy 1930s Fashion and cotton shirts. Trousers were worn with a belt or suspenders 1930s Fashion sweaters or sweater vests were worn over collared cotton shirts. The image of Joe and Rose Kennedy with their nine children in the late s illustrates 1930s Fashion young people were wearing at various stages of childhood, adolescence, and young adulthood during the thirties Fig. As times became 1930s Fashion and more desperate during the decade, women turned to 1930s Fashion cotton sacks flour came in at the time. They began making clothing out of the emptied bags and once flour manufacturers found out, they began printing patterns onto the 1930s Fashion. s Women's Fashion Archives - Vintage-Retro

The s are a forgotten in-between decade of fashion, overshadowed by the economic turmoil of the Great Depression. 1930s Fashion lumped in with the s or s, the looks and trends of the thirties are truly one of a kind. From bias cut dresses for women to broad-shouldered suits for men, s style clothing is a unique style that has seen some revival in recent years. Even the 70s boho style was heavily influenced by modest 30s fashion. Learn about s fashion history with our articles click here to jump or start browsing hundreds of s style clothes online:. Learn more s fashion history here. Join our other s, s and s decade specific email lists here. This website is supported by 1930s Fashion in the form of product links, banners, and sponsored articles. We may be compensated if you make a purchase after clicking a link. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. Vintage Dancer s Style 1930s Fashion and Fashion. Take a peek at one of my 30s summer 1930s Fashion Join us! Receive weekly articles about ss fashion history and style ideas for women and men. First Name E-Mail Address. Disclosure: This website is supported by advertising 1930s Fashion the form of product links, banners, and sponsored articles. About Us About VintageDancer. How to Buy: 1930s Fashion on the picture or title of the product and you will be redirected to the online merchant selling that item. Questions about sizing and shipping are answered on the merchants website. Our Story Dressing in vintage style clothing for a themed event or personal fashion is our passion. We turned a hobby into this website to make 1930s Fashion easy to find vintage inspired clothing for women and men online spanning s. Our fashion history blog helps you create the look from decades past using vintage, vintage inspired and thrifty clothing, Need help? Ask us anytime. Sticky Ad. s Fashion History Archives - Vintage-Retro

Advertisement Men still dressed up nice, sporting fedoras and double-breasted overcoats. The boys wore short shorts and tall socks. The women wore dresses 1930s Fashion kept their hair close to their head. Fur was 1930s Fashion and so were floral patterns. Makeup was chic and shoulder pads were very important until the late s. One way to tell if something is from the Thirties is if it has initials engraved or stitched. 1930s Fashion was a common free service 1930s Fashion stores offered. Read more about the fashion trends of the s with our year-by-year timeline below. With the Clara 1930s Fashion flapper look becoming passe, the new rage is the sophisticated Garbo look. 1930s Fashion silhouette is tall and slender, emphasizing broad shoulders, a small bosom, streamlined hips and a standard waistline. Both hair and hems are longer in The more narrow skirts widen softly below the hip and then stop at mid-calf. Greta Garbo popularized the windblown 1930s Fashion, with her side-parted hair, while Joan Crawford embraced the puffed sleeves, which emphasized her slim waist. Jean Harlow strutted her stuff in slinky halter tops and evening gowns. Thick, clinging fabrics are enormously popular. The gradual broadening of the shoulders lead to three-inch shoulder pads; found even in night gowns. Makeup emphasizes angularity. Inmost every woman owns a close-up mirror to pencil in well-plucked eyebrows and to apply black mascara and eye shadow. The curling iron was another fashion necessity. Innew fashion accessories 1930s Fashion suede gloves with matching bag and shoes, a red or gray fox fur 1930s Fashion over one shoulderbatik scarves, large rings and watches set with gems. Women love their hats. Inthey are deep and close- fitting with both large and small brims, and women liked them to cover one eye. Women wear their hair a little longer and loosely waved with a side part. Fashionable shoes include the black silk style with ankle strap and the white suede style with a T-strap. For men, hair was worn short and natural, parted 1930s Fashion the side. Men left their pomade in the cabinet, going for the natural look a la Charles Farrell or Buddy Rogers. The older gentlemen still sported a mustache while carrying his cigarette case, wallet, signet ring, cuff links and two handkerchiefs; one in the pocket and one, for actual use, in the coat sleeve. The hearty man appears with a double-breasted, dark-colored suit and the hat brought down over the top of his face. With the growing vogue 1930s Fashion slinky silks popularized via Hollywood, undergarments change dramatically in Though still embroidered and generally in 1930s Fashion piece, there is a notable absence of seams, since they show through tight fitting clothing. A blue and white plaid rayon dress with sashed belt and bow collar, with flowers, ribbons and quills in the hair is the style of the summer. Fashionable hats range from the pillbox, toque, trimmed turban and Basque beret worn on the side like Marlene Dietrich. Inthe V-shape wide shoulders to slim waist with flared skirt placed an even stronger emphasis on the corset. There was a two-way stretch and the new, all-in-one, full- length corset with Lastex bra and six suspenders to hold up stockings. 1930s Fashion jackets and 1930s Fashion sleeves are in style, as 1930s Fashion short, fitted sweaters. In the evening, necklines are high in the front, and very low in the back. Large brimmed hats reinforce the long silhouette. Some fashionable women even dusted their hair with bright phosphorescent powders. Inhair is pushed 1930s Fashion across the head at a sharp angle and hats, worn on 1930s Fashion side of the head, look almost like vinyl records. Many women curl 1930s Fashion hair like Jean Harlow, wear red lipstick, rouge and nail polish. Most women also penciled in the eyebrows. A new passion for sports ushered in a new era of smaller, tighter sportswear. Finally, high-fashion designs were making their way to the average woman in the form of ready-to-wear clothes. The style that was seen in the magazines was being seen in middle class neighborhoods. Padded shoulders were even more pronounced in Women still loved gloves and silver fox broadtail. This look is accomplished with square shoulders, low heels, plumed hats and gauntlet gloves. Even Shiaparelli designed suits with a tidy look 1930s Fashion his drummer-boy jackets. Evening wear was much different. Women enjoyed an international flair, with Greek and Indian-inspired dresses with heavy jewelry and breathtaking prints. Hair 1930s Fashion brushed to the top of the head in a mass of curls and makeup emphasized bone structure in a bold way. Bra cup sizes A-D were introduced in Inwomen loved wearing a plum or dark green wool tailored dress with 1930s Fashion, tight sleeves and slightly bloused bodice. The dress gently flared at mid-calf, has side pleats and is worn with a wide leather belt. For the evening, the 1930s Fashion silk crepe with white silk over-jacket 1930s Fashion a fashionable choice. Another slick outfit was the shiny, brown satin and matching jacket and feather-trimmed sleeves. Formal wear 1930s Fashion from short dresses in bright colors to gold frocks with pressed pleats and short jackets. Ferragamo designed the first evening wedge shoe in gold kid and red satin, but ankle boots of embroidered velvet are also worn. Inthe hourglass silhouette, with padded shoulders and small waist gave way to a more tubular, natural shape. Evening lengths remained long and in wool, jewels remained bulky and immense. New fashion items include bulky blue fox and silk jersey. Veils on hats make a return. In makeup, Christian Berard introduces cyclamen rouge and deep blue lashes for blondes; and brown suntan rouge and pomegranate lips for brunettes. For men, there were a few developments. In the spring and summer, men wore a single-breasted suit with patch pockets and panama hat. In the fall, he wore a double-breasted dark blue suit 1930s Fashion wide-cuffed, double-pleated, high-waisted trousers. He also might have worn a vertical stripe suit, in tow tones 1930s Fashion windowpane checks in cotton, wool, nylon and silk. A special elegance marked fashion 1930s Fashion The popular look was the pencil-thin silhouette with black outfit, skunk jacket, hair piled 1930s Fashion top of the head, extravagant hat and enormous artificial jewelry. At night, the fashion conscious woman wore skin-tight molded dresses and short 1930s Fashion jackets with embroidery. Spring saw romantic styles such as full skirts in delightful patterns, 1930s Fashion sailor hats trimmed with feathers and flowers, and clogs. Also new are the more formal strapless evening gowns. 1930s Fashion is worn in a pageboy with side combs and bobby pins, it is pushed off the ears or it is tied back in George 1930s Fashion bows. Styles of the s and s are revived for day and evening. For women, suits became more feminine in Whether they were pleated, straight or flared, they came with tightly fitted jackets and blouses. Snoods were quite popular in Hair styles in general were more Edwardian worn up front with the back hanging in curls. The first permanent waves appear in In the summer, bare midriffs, flat sports sandals, Indian moccasins and Carmen Miranda turbans are seen everywhere. Pinguet re-inspires the square shoulder, which stayed in some level of popularity for almost another decade.