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A feather fan, lace fan or paper fan was another dramatic handheld accessory. For daytime, a paper parasol was a popular beach or poolside accessory. Shop parasols and hand fans.

A similar short pant were breeches (jodhpurs) used for hunting, riding, outdoor work, and uniforms for chauffeurs and military men. Breeches laced below the knee to fit inside tall boots or under leather gaiters. The hip was extra wide and roomy- which looks very comical to us now. The seats and inner legs were often double layers of sturdy fabric or suede. Scarf– A paisley, striped or white silk men’s scarf was a new accessory in the late 1920s. Knit scarves for winter warmth Tips for your pants: Get a pair of high waisted pants and you are half way to a 1920s look. Have a tailor sew on buttons and cuff your trousers for the most accuracy.Suits: Three-piece suits with wide lapels and high rise cuffed trousers in stripes, plaid, tweed, and wool suiting. To properly answer the question “What did women and men wear in the 1920s?” would depend on what they were doing, with whom, and at what time of day. Here you will learn about the types of clothing women and men wore for specific occasions. Follow the links within for even more 1920s fashion history . Wide Leg: Wide leg dress pants can be found at MensUSA and MensItaly. They are starting to come into the mainstream but are often pleated at the waist. Authentic: A pair of reproduction 1920s trousers will be your best option. Have them hemmed and tailored locally. Dance Shoes– T-strap and Mary Jane “Character” shoes are made for dancing. Your feet will thank you.

Gloves. Long over the elbow opera gloves for evenings and shorter mid arm leather, silk or mesh gloves for daytime. Shop gloves. Wide shoes are available in comfort brands. See the section I found here. More Ladies’ Outfit IdeasAvoid open-toe sandals or wedge heels if you want to be authentic. 1920s shoes had a mid-heel that was sturdy, not too thin, and came with straps — one, two or many.