Womens Trends of the 1920s The Tomboy Look La Garonne While the archetypical woman of the 1920s wasnt yet ready for a full-on menswear-inspired moment (that would take a few decadesabout five, for Saint Laurents Le Smoking), she was here for the La Garonne lookwhich was boyish, not manish
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Emporio Armani's latticed skirts with interlocking macro paillette, for example, stood out, along with sporty vest dresses featuring sparkly horizontal stripes
After the show, when talking about the dresses, 54-year-old Rolf Snoeren said, Its an absurd take on the stereotype of a certain type of femininity. Rolf continued to explain that the collection is based on traditional couture gowns with a corseted bodice and full skirt, but they twisted it to make it more contemporary and absurd
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