The Roaring Twenties got its name from being the years

Discovery Channel HD The Roaring Twenties got its name from being the years of activity and response after the war. August of 1920 Women won the privilege to vote! Ladies felt they were equivalent to men and went to the stylist to get their hair bounced, dresses were abbreviated, lips were painted, move marathons turned into the RAGE! The Fashions of the 1920's were unpredictable!

Gems of the Art Deco Jazz Era was to compliment the smooth dress and diminish the elements of the short Bob hairdo! Dangling Celluloid, Art Glass and French Jet Earrings (the Screwback in Earrings was presently the standard), Swinging Long Beaded Glass and Bakelite Necklaces with Geometric Shapes, Rhinestone Brooches, Celluloid and Plastic Hatpins, a Multitude of Jeweled Celluloid and Silver Bangles added to the Razzle-Dazzle of the Flapper Outfit!

After the revelation of the opening of King Tut's Tomb in 1922 the Fashion looked like the Jewels of Ancient Egypt and Queen Nefertiti. What's more, Girls who held fast to the Modern Styles of the 1920 Roaring Twenties were known as... FLAPPERS!

A Flapper was stylishly "IN" with Long Celluloid Necklaces and Celluloid Jewelry. It was the Fashion Trend for the Modern Day 1920's Girl! A Flapper Girl would wear a Hatpin sparkling with Paste or Rhinestones through the Front furthermore the Side of her Cloche Hat. Cloche is a cap which is skintight to the head.

Celluloid was amazingly well known in 1920's however fascinatingly it was designed at an early stage by John Wesley Hyatt in 1869 so it really began in Victorian Era. A noteworthy component in distinguishing a Victorian Antique Celluloid Brooch versus an Art Deco Era Brooch is by having both the tube pivot and "C" fasten conclusion toward the rear. Celluloid Jewelry had colossal influence in the Fashion Jewelry World however was stopped until more secure plastics had been presented since it is exceedingly combustible making it Highly Collectible Today!

The Art Deco Era impacted Everything from Wedding Cake Toppers to Fashion Jewelry to Bakelite Kitchenware in the Home!

So when you consider the Twiggy Mini Skirt, The Mary Quant Hair, Sixties Mod Jewelry, well, thank the Art Deco Roaring Twenties Era and the Wonderful Modern Flapper Girls of yesterday to originate a Beautiful Everlasting Style!