soyouthinkyoucansee: llustration Vanity_Fair_ Couple Lighting Cigarettes Gouache over graphite on bristol board 1919.

soyouthinkyoucansee: llustration Vanity_Fair_ Couple Lighting Cigarettes Gouache over graphite on bristol board 1919.

Omgthatdress: Hat 1935 The Metropolitan Museum Of Art

Omgthatdress: Hat 1927 The Los Angeles County Museum Of Art

Omgthatdress: Brassiere 1915-1925 The Museum Of Fine Arts, Boston

Omgthatdress: Drawers 1928 The Metropolitan Museum Of Art Not Every Outfit Was Worn With A Teddy. Underpants Such As These Were Also Popular When Worn With Brassieres.

Omgthatdress: Panties 1926 The Metropolitan Museum Of Art

Omgthatdress: Girdle 1924 The Metropolitan Museum Of Art The Corset Hadn’t Been Completely Abandoned. For Women Whose Bodies Didn’t Conform To The Boyish Flapper Ideal (Or For Those Who Were Still Just Stuck In The Old Days), You Could Hold Your

Omgthatdress: Girdle 1920S The Metropolitan Museum Of Art

Omgthatdress: Girdle 1925 The Metropolitan Museum Of Art

Omgthatdress: Chemise 1920S The Metropolitan Museum Of Art

Omgthatdress: Nightgown 1915-1925 The Metropolitan Museum Of Art

Omgthatdress: Negligée 1920S The Metropolitan Museum Of Art

Omgthatdress: Teddy 1925-1930 The Metropolitan Museum Of Art The Main Foundation Garment Of The 1920S Was The Combination, Or As It Came To Be Known, The Teddy. Unlike The Combinations Before It That Had To Accommodate Voluminous Skirts And Petticoats,

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