1920s Style
By anna728
@anna728 (1499)
United States
August 22, 2009 2:03am CST
Fitzerald was an important 1920s figure, and his books like "The Great Gatsby" were set in the Roaring Twenties, as it is called, as well. It was a time known for prohibition, economic prosperity, the charleston, joy that the war was over, flappers, speak-easies, boot legging, and gangsters. Many people remember the 1920s for the style, which was very different from the pre-war fashions. So what do you think of 1920s styles? I think they are really intersting and fun. A party or dance that was 1920s themed would probably be a lot of fun. What do you think?
2 responses
@aamir030586 (382)
• India
5 Sep 09
see anna 1920 was a time of gangs the italian gangs..well clothed in there suits..like a buiseness tycoon..those were the days which r now gone..i suppose partying in 1920 theme would be a big hit...imagine urself dressed in those dresses...im waiting for an invitation to that kinda party!!!
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@ilikefood15 (6)
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27 Mar 13
Fitzgerald is an outstanding writer and "The Great Gatsby" is an amazing book, with a truly relevant message behind it. I can't wait for the new film! Most aspects of the 1920s were better than what we have today: their music, the extravagant champagne-drenched parties, the clothes... I could go on forever!
