Old things Vogue magazine 1921 June First cover wooden ornaments European American retro

Old Vogue magazine 1921 June First cover wooden ornament In the early 1921s of the Roaring Twenties, the United States quickly became a world power after experiencing the baptism of World War I. Under the overall economic prosperity, various social contradictions emerged, and what competed with it was the development of various emerging trends! The cover of this issue of the weekly magazine is illustrated by Helen Dryden, an illustrator who continued to collaborate with Vogue from the 1910s to the 1920s. Her painting style helped establish the high-end fashion visual style for Vogue in the early days. She was a very important figure in history. This issue of the magazine explores the influence of West Asian clothing on fashion at the time and the trend of Parisian fashion shows beginning to lengthen the length of the collection. At that time, after World War I, female characters had the experience of being able to work freely and independently on the battlefield. After the war, they were unwilling to return to traditional family roles. Also, shortening the group during the war was more conducive to activities and work. Economic prosperity and free thinking With the growth of "Flappers", new women with bob haircuts flourished in the 1920s. Knee-length short skirts were a big trend at the time. Under this trend, long skirts were shown in high profile! ? I think this is the reason for the special ink! End of history lesson The date is unknown, but it is probably the product of a self-printed work. In good condition, overall quite substantial. Welcome to inquire Size: 39x29x2cm