Between in the 1900s and 1920s, women’s dress went from seventeen layers down to four, and nineteen yards of fabric down to seven. You would think that the drastic reduction in material made clothing more affordable - and they did, except for one thing. Instead of three or four complete outfits for the typical middle

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Casual (genuine) 1920s outfit

Hobble Skirts, designed by Paul Poiret, featured a narrow silhouette that did not provided women with the ability to take long steps, thus coining them the "hobble skirt". - Bridgette Bacon 3-20-18