So my first day at ‘London College of Style’
was fab…I Loved It. Slightly worried with the amount of work but it is only for
12 weeks.
We go back to the day when women were
coming out of their shells. Women were working, voting, smoking and even
starting to be educated like the men.
After the Great War Fashion changed for
women and how they were thought of dramatically. The huge designers of that
time were Paul Poiret, Jean Patou and the well-known CoCo Channel. Ooohh an
interesting fact is that CoCo Channel No 5 was launched in 1921. And this is
when our all time favourite ‘Little Black Dress’ was launched.
Before the 1920’s women were squeezed into
very tight corsets, huge bustles, heavy materials. Looked great, but would you
have wanted to be so uncomfortable everyday? Me….no thanks.
Having said that I would not have enjoyed
the 1920’s in the way of Fashion because it swayed itself to small hips and
small busts the ‘Garconne’ look, French for Boyish. Out the window for me
then….I would have been joining those who had to tape there chests down. The
first time women started to wear trousers as well. Without trousers I would be
completely stuck my wardrobe is full of them.
This look with a modern day twist is going
to be one of the huge looks for Spring Summer 2012 and also Autumn Winter with
the release of ‘The Greta Gatsby’ on the way.
It doesn’t have to be solely 1920’s you can
mix and match with the other looks that are about as well.
Sooo Interesting.
Second day today. I will hopefully have an
update of today by the weekend.
xxxxxxx
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