Art Deco "debuted" in the 1920s and was quite the contrast from the previous era of Art Nouveau. Deco styles featured bold geometric shapes while the previous Nouveau period was known for organic designs that incorporated the natural environment. Granted, these two periods overlapped and you will see many examples of both styles within the same art/fashion/what have you. Today however, in anticipation of this weekend's Sunday Snag, I wanted to bring you a collection of strongly Deco images. Don't they just make you feel empowered and strong?! Enjoy!
Last Week's Friday Photo Swoon:
Happy Friday to you! That first photo is just amazing! And oh, how I wish I looked good in hats, when looking at these photos. :) I wish you a great day!
ReplyDeleteThe 20's happens to be my favorite era so you know I am loving these pictures. Thank you for sharing and I hope you have a gorgeous weekend xo
ReplyDeleteGorgeous style. I've always liked Art Deco. Nice post.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely ADORE the style from the 20s: the makeup, the decor, the dancing, the fabulousness, the makeup and especially, Art Deco.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos!
These are just stunning!!!
ReplyDeleteFab photos. The geometric designs in the images and clothing are so striking. I love it. Definately some great design inspiration.
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Suzanne
Gorgeous!i love them all :) where do you find these stunning images??
ReplyDeleteAmazing what you can find on the interwebs!
DeleteI really like blog posts like this that educate readers on a certain fashion time period. I once saw a collection of Art Deco posters/cards at a vintage shop and I still regret not getting them--they were so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBrittney
anotherbeautifulthing.blogspot.com
Gorgeous shots!
ReplyDeleteI did enjoy, thank you!
ReplyDeleteGoodness, the 1920s really did know how to make the most out of looks that (in comparison to decades past) were, on the surface, often far more simplistic, yet no less glamorous. Simply different, evolving, and so very appealing.
ReplyDelete♥ Jessica
These pictures are just gorgeous! The girls look so dramatic and so cute at the same time with their dark eyes and cheeky haircuts x
ReplyDeletewhoa, that first photograph has me captivated. i may just have to borrow her. great post!
ReplyDelete-- carolyn
www.plumnoirvintage.com