· Hobble + lampshade skirt became popular.
· Developing interest in asymmetrical draping techniques.
· Even less boning used in corsets – used for supporting shape as opposed to changing it completely.
· Suits fashionable for daywear.
· Walking became easier as skirt hems were raised to the ankle.
· First World War began 1914.
· Skirt hems rose to well above the ankle.
· Bodices leaned towards the higher waist.
· Skirts full and tiered.
· Other popular fancies: bat-wing sleeves, over-drapes and flying panel skirts.
· Wool and linen favoured for practicality.
· Asymmetrical designs used for bodices and skirts were made in satin, taffeta, chiffon and light-weight silks, with washable cotton used throughout hot summers for ease.
· World War 2 ended 1918.
· Early Art-Deco inspired prints were used post war years.
· Driving clothes used to protect against dust were needed due to the rising number of people driving cars.
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