Modern fashion is extremely entertaining and interesting. There are a lot of contradictions in it, but at the same time it is harmonious and capable of giving a zest to any person. Currently, fashion is experiencing a real retro-boom, which lasts far from the first season. One of the most popular trends is jazz clothing.
Jazz Dresses
It's no secret that the twenties of the twentieth century were marked by the fact that women began to strive for emancipation . It truly manifested itself in their appearance, which was qualitatively different from that to which men are so used. Short haircuts, dresses just below the knee in those days became a real challenge to society. This fashion is remembered with particular interest today.
Dresses of the jazz era were characterized by a low waist and, of course, indescribable convenience and freedom, if compared with the corsets and lush skirts that were supported by the ring-suits. It was these models that allowed full dance of Charleston and jazz.
In the 30's, dresses are even more sexy. The understated waist is still in high demand, and the skirts are hanging on the hips. The length of the model reaches the middle of the shin or just above it.
Long dresses in the style of jazz differed in a clear silhouette, fitted style. Often complemented by fur, which gave a special chic along.
Today, dresses are somewhat modified, while the original image of them as a whole is preserved. Many fashionable women wear similar dresses for parties or themed holidays. Top dresses are above the knee and decorated with fringe. They are suitable for a themed party.
And, of course, one can not but pay special attention to that very little black dress from Coco Chanel. All ingenious is simple. This model at one point aroused the admiration of a million women, and became a true favorite in the fashion world. In those days, a black dress with a low waist and a deep neckline on the back was suggested. Today there are more variations.
That's how the style of jazz almost instantly changed the whole world.
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