Mae West: Ultra-glam 1930s evening dresses Of course a post on 1930s evening gowns would not be complete without mentioning the hilarious and sexy Mae West
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Flappers were said to be frivolous, fast and flirtatious, obsessed with having a good time and with clothes Some representations of the 1920s suggest that women spent all their time dancing in so-called flapper dresses, a tiara on their bobbed hair and a long string of pearls dangling from their neck, gracefully manipulating a cigarette inserted into a long holder
The only solid thing in the room is their friendship, with Pierce, the troublemaker, egging on their worrywart pal
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