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1920s fashion
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1920s evening wear
What did 1920s women wear for a night out?
Hair, wigs and coats
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1920s outfits
Browse a fashion gallery of coats, capes, shoes and more.
Flapper dress
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More flapper dresses
Can you spot a dress with peacock feather patterns?
1920s prom dress
See a dress worn to prom at the University of Wisconsin, US in 1924.
Fashions by Chanel
Examine a pink knit dress, a silk coat and more by designer Coco Chanel. (Click on the "See works of art" to begin.)
1920s dancing shoes
Would you go dancing in a pair of golden shoes?
Royalty in the 1920s
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Jazz music
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1920s style and design
An exhibition of clothes, art and accessories from the 1920s.
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About this book
Historical Sticker Dolly Dressing
1920s fashion
- Discover what bright young things wore during the 1920s in this glamorous sticker book with 200 stickers of clothes and accessories.
- Dress the dolls in fashionable outfits – from fun flapper dresses for an evening at a jazz club, to elegant winter coats for a shopping trip in Paris.
- Features extra information about life and fashion in the 1920s, including contemporary advertisements and full-colour photographs of vintage accessories.
- Includes a ‘fashion design’ section with blank clothes to decorate.
“Visually stunning...a brilliant gift for young and old alike.”
A Daisy Chain Dream blog
“Love those Downton Abbey clothes? Then here's your chance to recreate them in this wonderful sticker book, which will appeal to grown up girls just as much as young ones.”
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Press Reviews
Although probably aimed at a younger age group this book also holds great appeal for fashion fans too. With over 200 stickers to choose from...everything from divine flapper dresses to sumptuous winter coats.
A Daisy Chain Dream blog
I am utterly smitten with this sticker book from Usborne from their new series Historical Sticker Dressing, this one focusses on the 20s and is a total delight... and, importantly for us sticklers for detail, historically accurate.
Penny Dreadful Vintage blog
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