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This gave women the chance to buy designer inspired evening wear for the first time. “Fantasy” dresses were very popular. This was fueled by Hollywood. The style of evening wear was only limited by one’s imagination. More simple, sophisticated gowns were worn at events.
The firms’ top management is always committed to an entrepreneurial spirit of continually developing new products. L’Oreal seems to be considered a monopolistically marketed competition due to these factors. L’Oreal was selling its products throughout Europe, the United States, and Japan by the late 1920’s. In the early ‘20’s women began to cut their hair much shorter than the nineteenth century and it had became socially acceptable to spend time and money styling it. The number of hair salons in Europe and the United States increased rapidly and by the 1920’s and ‘30’s, the international popularity of “platinum bombshells,” such as Jean Harlow, made it fashionable for women to color their hair; this is an example of a social welfare impact.
She brought in the ‘working woman’ look and as she was a woman designer this made her even more unique as women in this period were not usual in work. It is almost as she released women from their homes and into work by liberating them through fashion. In 1925 she introduced her signature cardigan jacket and her ‘little black dress’ in 1926 for which she is famously known for. Not only her fashion designs broke the mould but also what Chanel wore herself was unusual for the time period. Her bobbed hair, bright red lips and mannish clothes were adapted into more
This was a new simplicity in women’s clothing designs, and, theses women, who wore the fashions, to explore their imaginations. This made the government mandate fashionable. The silhouette lines of the clothing made in this period are still found in clothing today, as are in the manmade fabrics, which were developed during WWII. Because of the rationing and the unavailability of material, the differences in social classes were not as noticeable, as the dress and style of all the women and their dress became similar under the government mandates. This was reflected in the style of dress for work, formal events, and in the movies of Hollywood.
Hair styles went for a softer look with flowing curls. Going to a movie to watch the glamorous actresses was a temporary relief from the times. The look was feminine and soft. Thin eyebrows opened the eye. Emphasis was on the upper eyeliner and big defined lashes as we see in the photo of Mae West and here with Ginger Rogers.
Coco Chanel By Sara Templeton Not just a designer, not just big name, Coco Chanel was an icon in the fashion industry - she was passionate about clothing design and a trendsetter whose influence can still be seen today. The French fashion guru is charged with opening up the world of haute couture - high fashion. But more than any of these accomplishments, Coco Chanel was a true leader, one who other women could look up to in times of inequality. She was a role model for an industrially expanding world. It was Chanel who saw past the corset and replaced it with comfortable, sexier clothing.
Soon, women unconnected with the theatre or the film industry were asking for the make up, so that they too could look glamorous. By the 1920s, Max's sons were heavily involved in the business with
The Ultimate Sex Kitten In her 60′s heydays you would have been hard pressed to find a man who did not consider Brigitte Bardot, or BB, to be the ultimate sex symbol. Serge Gainsbourg wrote songs for her, fashion designers adored her and she was even chosen to be the first face of Marianne, the Liberty symbol of France. She was ahead of her time in many ways and her bohemian looks had a huge influence on the fashion and beauty world. Her signature messy up-do, cat eye make-up and sexy nude pout are still being emulated in photo shoots today. She is also credited for popularizing the Bikini through her movies and for taking the ballet flat from the stage onto the streets.
This ad was found inside of a sports magazine, mostly intended for men, but sometimes read by women. The ad itself has more women than men, thus using the sex appeal for the beautiful woman dressed in low cut dresses and red lipstick. Wherever you see a bottle with two bat seals on the top, you know Bacardi is right there to party with you these recognizable symbols assure you that there is no other imitation Bacardi, it’s a one of a kind. With Bacardi around, you are bound to have a very good time. This advertisement is a party scene from 1957.