In a 1924 feature entitled Interview with Couturiers, Premets Charlotte Rvyl remarked on the gendered balancing act of the La Garonne look: Nowadays, with cut hair, tiny hats pulled down over the eyes, bateau necks or other little collars, long sleeves, and boyish figures, we have absolutely nothing feminine left, unless we see the pretty slender ankles. Skirt Hemlines Rose Nary a knee was on show during this era (its a common misconception that flappers wore dresses above the knee) though the daring flapper might have flashed them while seated
Serving Suggestions Southern Sunday Supper: Make you some fried pork chops, collard greens, and some fried cornbread to round out this cornbread dressing dish
PorkyBelly April 12, 2016, 9:49pm 2 food is terrible, magic is great
I love this ballgown turned fun fashion look