Everyday Fashions of the Twenties Knock…Who's There

Knock…Who's There

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"not only as ultra-chic creatures for whom money was no object

yet brilliant and penetrating

Everyday Fashions of the Twenties Knock…Who's ThereThe Roaring Twenties, age of jazz and flappers, Model T Fords and Hollywood movie stars, was also a time when for millions the bulky catalogs of Montgomery Ward or Sears, Roebuck were a substitute for the window displays of Paris or New York fashion shops. Buying clothing through the mails had become an American institution, and entire families were often dressed via the U. S. Post Office. More conservative than the up to the minute fashion shops,