Flappers and Mothers: New Women in the 1920s

Flapper and mother: A new woman in the 1920s, Frederic Lewis Allen, said in the famous chronicle of the 1920's that women's "independence improvement" accelerated American society. "Moral and moral revolution" (95). In the 1920s a major change in the lives of American women was brought. World War I, industrialization, suffrage, urbanization and contraceptive measures increased women's economic, political and sexual freedom. But thanks to these advances, the pressure has to comply with powerful and inconsistent prototypes.

How does a baffle represent a "new woman"? Did the women's movement succeed in the 1920's? As the roar of the 1920s approached, women experienced extreme changes, so the baffle is representative of "new women". New trends in fashion, hairstyle, dance, and smoking and drinking in the public, close relationships of dance, makeup, various style of clothing, and women's physical contact. With the postwar change and the independence of women in the labor force, the female image evolved completely in the 1920s, and many men left. Because of all new trends, Flapper is representative of women. Flapper exemplifies the rights of women because it is a group of rebels that society thinks is inappropriate. The ferocious name of the 1920s is mainly due to flapper. Because they are independent women because society and men do not tell them to do so.

Today, easy-to-understand baffle images symbolize many people in the 1920s. Baffle - her short skirt, short hair, obvious makeup and fun attitude - represents women's new freedom. Old regulations on clothing and action are overturned. The advertised baffle shortens the skirt, drinks illegal alcohol, smokes, or otherwise violates social expectations for the correct behavior of young women. This attractive and rebellious image of the baffle is the real representative of the women of the 1920s. It is not complete. To become a baffle, women must have enough money and free time to play this role. College girls, unmarried girls living at home, and independent salaried workers often use themselves as baffles. However, an ordinary woman is wearing a fashion that is welcomed by the bezel. In many cases, non-traditional clothes are gradually integrated into fashion and adopted at all income levels.