Before the 1920s woman were not allowed to show skin ... Dresses were floor length ... Skirts had to reach ankles ... Shirt had to cover the neck line ... Ect . But the 1920s were different ... Woman became more rebellious ... They cut their hair to a "bob" ... They started to cut their skirts to the knee ... And they even started to wear make up ... They were called "flappers" ... As for the men ... They started to abandon the suits (that they would wear all the time) and get more casual with more athletic type of wear .
They wore knee pants, long sleeved top with suspenders.
they wear military camo cloths
Their military uniforms.
I would think people would wear suits and business hats along with skirts and matching jackets.
In Vietnam, people are mostly farmers and it is very hot. So, they would wear light clothing like T-shirts and shorts. Not alot of people wear jackets, unless it is in the winter. It would be cold but not extremely hot.On special occasions, they might wear áo dài which is a long dress. Some girls wear white áo dài as uniforms to school.
Sylvanus Wear died in 1920.
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at first they were a fad then they sued everyone who created them and thats why people dont wear them anymore
women wore dresses, gloves, sun hats, kitten heels. men wore suits, loafers etc.
It would be illogical to assume every person in the entire world wore hats during the 1920's. A lot of people did probably wear hats during this time period, but there are always black sheep.
Between 1910 and 1920 people wore clothing that was durable and serviceable. The evening gown had gone out of fashion and was replaced by shorter hemlines and fringe or tassels. A high waist and loose or flowing dresses became more popular while men wore smoking jackets or evening coats with wide lapels.
People wear glasses. People wear gloves. People wear golf shoes.
The population of Germany in 1920 was approximately 62 million people.
Before the 1920's, "new fashion", women would wear long dresses with corsets. But because of WWI, more fabric was needed for the soldier's uniforms. It was also convenient not to have a long dress dragging on the ground and getting muddy and dirty. It was a new change for everyone. They wore skirts to the knee and started to wear make-up. Or as some people know them as, Flappers.
On Bloody Sunday, the 21st of November, 1920 in Dublin, 31 people died on that day.
Japanese people wear Kimonosjapan
People wear jewelry. People wear jockey shorts. People wear jammies.