Doesn't it make you wish you were a little flapper? And it's not just a playful flapper look - it's 1920s gamine with a big dose of glamour. Turns out, such a combination makes magic. It gets better.
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
In fact, it's stylish to raise your skirts and bob your hair!
My junior year of high school, I was a chorus girl in my school's production of "Thoroughly Modern Millie." While the show itself had its sour moments, the costumes did not. Tiered dresses, drop-waists, and an excess of fringe - I was in heaven. Imagine my joy when I saw the latest Alberta Ferretti collection. Jazz age, lovelies? I think yes.
Doesn't it make you wish you were a little flapper? And it's not just a playful flapper look - it's 1920s gamine with a big dose of glamour. Turns out, such a combination makes magic. It gets better.
Drop-waisted heaven! Now for those of you loyal to the Ferretti grecian look, never fear. A few particularly chiffon-packed outfits were a nod to her last collection. Even so, it was the 20s that took the spotlight, not ancient Greece. What time period do you think had the best style?
Doesn't it make you wish you were a little flapper? And it's not just a playful flapper look - it's 1920s gamine with a big dose of glamour. Turns out, such a combination makes magic. It gets better.
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i love these. thats exactly the costume you should have ended up with :)
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