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1930's  Clothing and Styles

1930's  Clothing and Styles. By: John Brunner & Fletcher Groseclos. Female Dress                        . Joan Crawford, early 1930's shot with a 1920's style dress. Previous decade's style dress (Like in most decades) carried over to early years of new decade.

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1930's  Clothing and Styles

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  1. 1930's Clothing and Styles By: John Brunner & Fletcher Groseclos

  2. Female Dress                         • Joan Crawford, early 1930's shot with a 1920's style dress. • Previous decade's style dress (Like in most decades) carried over to early years of new decade. • Similar dresses were popular during the early 1930's

  3. Female Dress                                   Sears Spring 1934

  4. Female Dress From a San Francisco Bay Area Winter Catolog 1930

  5. One of the major styles found in the 1930's was the mid-calf length dress • Asymmetrical, tilted hats also very popular Female Dress 1933 1934

  6. Female Dress- Cloche Hats

  7. Like with every decade, syles from the previous decade were still popular in the early years. • Clutches • Evening gowns with sleeves Female Dress- Easter 1941 McWhirter's Catalog ad

  8. Women's League of Health and Beauty Summer Olympics 1900 Justine Henin, 2006 A great example of clothing change is in women's tennis wear.

  9. Female Dress Beach Fashions 1938 Catolog

  10. First Prize Style won at the Hairdressing Fashion Show London, 1935 •  Differs from 1920's hairstyle becuase of short length Female Hair Hair Styles- Perm

  11. Female Hair Styles

  12. Male Hair Styles President Franklin D. Roosevelt            Louis Armstrong

  13. Male Hair Styles Common Male Hair Styles

  14. Male Hair Styles

  15. Male Dress Beachwear               Farm Clothing              Formal Attire  

  16. Male Dress Formal Attire           Children's Clothing        Golf Clothing

  17. Footwear Sandals 1935

  18. Laced Shoes1936 -1939 Footwear

  19. Footwear & Other Accessories Aris Allen Black 1930s                 1930s Tie   Velvet Oxford

  20. Women's Hats                          Hats in 1930                                   1935         1936                                          1937

  21.                                                        Undergarments                                                       Undergarments Kestos Bra Y Front Briefs She's got a flask! Utility garter belts?!?!?!

  22. Cosmetics/ Hairstyles Bright red lips, thin eye brows, and longer finger nails were all very popular in the 1930's.

  23. Interesting Facts •  In the 1930s, hats were worn for a sporty or flirtatious appeal. One of the most typical styles that captures the era is the "Florentine" hat. • "Real" fur wraps and floral print dresses were very popular in the 1930s. • Jockey briefs were so popular that over 30,000 pairs were sold within three months of their introduction. Cooper's  renamed their company to Jockey as know it today. • The Women's League of Health and Beauty was a major movement in the 1930's in the UK and the USA that led to more acceptable, more modern fashion and cosmetic practices.

  24. Glossary of Terms ·      Florentine (Hat)- the most typical hat style that captured the 1930s era ·      Cloche Hats- Style of hat popular in 1920's and early 1930's ·      Y-Front Briefs- First modern style of Men's underwear invented in 1935 ·      Kestos Bra- First "modern" style bra, resembles best what we see today ·      Women's League of Health and Beauty- "Promoted the idea of a healthy mind and a healthy body" for the woman.

  25. Glossary of Terms • Glen Plaid- A suit pattern in the 1930s that included vertical and horizontal stripes intersecting at regular intervals to form a houndstooth check. • Houndstooth Check- A pattern of broken or jagged checks. • Twill Weave- One of three basic weave structures resulting in a characteristic diagonal pattern. • Perm- A permanent weave, very popular in 1930's. Chemical treatment makes hair stay curled for long periods of time

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