Anime Style American Flapper Dress (1920's)

Made for an anime style of American Flappers from the Roaring 20's as depicted in pop culture

You can change the colors on the dress and accessories

You can probably get away with using the basic tags, but I think using the additional descriptors gets better styling

Has a tendency to make slit dresses depending on the checkpoint used, but you can use negative tags to fix it

Basic Tags: Ornate Sleeveless Flapper Dress, Lace Elbow Gloves, Bob Cut, Long Beaded Necklaces, Art Deco Head Chain, Feather Boa,

Make Up: Blush, Lipstick, Eye shadow, Mascara

Tags Ex: loose art deco (black:1.4) ornate sleeveless ruffled knee-length flapper dress, (string hem tassles:1.4), art deco (embroidered dress:1.6), white lace elbow gloves, gold bracelets, long beaded necklaces, gold art deco headchain, white feather boa, gold strappy high heels, blush, red lipstick, purple eye shadow, mascara,

Trained on IL

Flappers as a subculture appeared in the excess and luxury of 1920's America. In contrast to earlier societal expectations, these young women wore their dresses short (knee length) for the time, bobbed their hair, wore vivid makeup styles, and partook in "unladylike" behaviors such as drinking, smoking, casual sex and partying.

To conservatives, these girls were naked and unintelligent, but they considered themselves modern and a sign of a better future, especially following the huge loss of young people during the First World War. Life was too short to waste being a prudish housewife, and with the new right to vote and rising female employment, many young women wanted to participate in city life like their male peers had been doing.

Modern innovations and economic prosperity led to the art deco aesthetic, and the glitz and glamor of the clothing had to match. Just the same, the Great Depression put an abrupt halt to both with the crash of 1929, and the average woman could no longer afford to keep up to date with trends, and society took a more somber reserved tone as a whole. Even when economic woes began to fade, state governments clamped down on female freedoms, passing laws to restrict shorter skirts and many women were even fired for having short hair.