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At the end of the First World War, women had a strong desire to assert themselves and claim their femininity.
The twenties were therefore a genuine turning point in the history of fashion. Young women would be daring for the first time. They adopted tomboy cuts, shortened their skirts, burned their corsets and accessorised. —Europa Film Treasures
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nowhere_fast
4Dec11
culture have changed so much! these models are so old and not ''beautiful'' like all the concepts that we have today.
Mugino
9Sep11
How standards of beauty and couture have changed... Such timeless style, class and spirit!
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A Beauty No Less
By Jon Aldred Revilla on December 1, 2011
Filming beauty, fashion, and culture is filming greatness, lavishness, and history. In as much as I want to expound all the glory in one word or sentence, there isnt much to say but the experience… read review
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