#flapper era

[toughtalkers]

🎬 Louise Brooks was the youngest member of the Denishawn Dancers at age 15. On a dance tour of Europe in 1925 with friend and fellow actress Barbara Bennett she performed "the Charleston," making her the first woman to perform the dance move in London.

She was “discovered” by Walter Wagner of Paramount Pictures while dancing with the Ziegfeld Follies. At just 19, Brooks signed a five-year contract with the studio and began her silent film career.

Her role in silent and flapper films influenced thousands of women to get her famous bobbed haircut, a style that would become emblematic of the 1920’s.

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It (1927), featuring Clara Bow

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“Lulu Forever”, Louise Brooks, Ziegfeld Follies of 1925, wearing a square necklined, stark black dress, a long, single strand of pearl necklace and her famous ' Lulu bob', photographed by Eugine Robert Richee, 1928

The 'Bob' haircut was a 'shock' to society when it was first created by Antoinette de Paris in France in 1909.

Louise Brooks popularised the short, sleek, jet black, chin-length cut, blunt-cut bangs and shingled back 'Bob' cut with her signature 'Lulu bob.

Brooks's daring and unapologetic hairstyle symbolised the independence and carefree modernity of the flapper era which became an international fashion phenomenon in the mid-to-late 1920s.

Her image as a cinematic icon solidified her in film and fashion history.

#LouiseBrooks #LuluBob #BobHairstyle #Unknown Photographer #FlapperEra #FricPic #CoffeeTableBook #IBDB.com #animated

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Girls settle an argument with the gloves, c. 1924.

[rosesandtheatre4]

GUYS PLEASE I NEED BEAUTIFUL AMAZING AWESOME SWEET MOOTIES WITH GOATED FANDOMS WHO DO TAG GAMES. I GETTED TAGGED IN SOME, AND FEEL SO BAD WHEN I CAN'T DO IT CUZ IDK WHO DOES THEM TOO 💔💔💔🫩🫩🫩

so if u like phantom, six, heathers, seussical, ig wicked, and hamilton, (tho I'm not big into ham sorry guys 😔) uhhhhh if u like Ledoux phantommmm mazm phantom that game is peak but it keeps making me watch A FUCKING HOUR AND A HALF OF ADS AND SHIT uhhhhhhh yeah 🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍💗💗🫶🫶🥹🥹 I love vintage clothes. It's so awesome. It's so amazing. Starting from flapper era to 90s, I will wear it. Even though 90s isn't that old. I'm not a Millenial I swear. I LOVE the Victorian era OH MY GOD. Baby got bustle. Literally did a jack the ripper escape room for my birthday and joked about grelle sutcliffe taking me to pound town, do u think the piece of shit sexist guy liked that? no I dont think so but it's ok ill save u princess from him 💗💗💗💗💞💞💞🫶🤍❤🩷 ok mooties yay or did I scare u away brrrr sorry come back pls THANK YOU LOVE YOU HIT IT CAT TOODLE LOO/ref

look at these lesbians. so silly. so cutesy

im gonna fuck erik with a hairdryer.

[empathwitchliv]

An up close view of some of the pieces that will be in our second installation on October 4th 2025 at the 25th Sickle Cell Awareness Gala for Louisville KY - 7pm to 11pm ✨️ "we are timeless, we are universal" - sickle cell warriors, and our supporters, everywhere 🐞✨️🖤🌻

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"The Bluebelle Universal pays homage to Kentucky;

the Flapper's Delight pays tribute to the 20s, an era of fashion, freedom, and making of history.

During that time, speaking up came at great cost. So, many Black + Brown women, men, nonbinaries, and femmes used art, fashion, music, or a unique combination of the 3 to bring subtle yet very stout attention / awareness to their causes at heart.

It is in this vein that Sunflowers For Sickle Cell does what we do. By raising awareness and creating safe spaces for that awareness to thrive, we accomplish the unthinkable of providing genuine change to the status quo, both cultivating + giving multi-mediums of support to those battling or mending from the vast impact that sickle cell anemia has on the entire world."

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What an absolute honor, truly 💕

[yassssifiedhistory]

1920s compact

[quiet-art-kid]

For English, we had a project where we had to make a magazine. This was what I made alone. It was a group project. I did not get a grade on this; I worked on another one for the grade. This was made PURELY because I CAN and therefore I WILL. I had a lot of fun with it, and each section is a different character. The ending of a section is marked by a poem. Everything that is in the magazine is in there for a reason. I had way too much fun with this.

Copy of Untitled presentation

Cover Picture