Womens Trends of the 1920s The Tomboy Look La Garonne While the archetypical woman of the 1920s wasnt yet ready for a full-on menswear-inspired moment (that would take a few decadesabout five, for Saint Laurents Le Smoking), she was here for the La Garonne lookwhich was boyish, not manish
And lately, theyve been in the house A LOT
Thanks to its simple black color scheme, this dressy counterpart to the Stan Smith only becomes more, well, dressy
Allison Webb Sleeveless V-Neckline A-Line Wedding Dress Cut from textured floral jacquard, this dress is all about the detailsnamely the pearls that line the V-neck, sleeves and waistline
If you love prints, or even if you are considering venturing into one for the first time - since theyre everywhere - you might like this dress from Likely, or this polka dot sundress from Phillip Lim
Buttons look good on the dress, and they help keep the fabric together too