Blouses/shirts began to acquire their credit from women during the 1920s. They were (and still are) a comfortable yet stylish clothing choice for both day and evening wear, not to mention economical since they can be mixed and matched creating several outfits from very few pieces. The 20s was an era of art decor and celebration of ending World War One, triggering the introduction of more masculine sailor, pixie and peasant tops which are still in Vogue today.
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Bird on Bird
Navy Silk Bird shirt: Topshop
Black leather bow Belt: Tedd Baker
Oversized blue Jeans: Topshop
Bag: Topshop
black suede heeled sandals: Topshop
black suede heeled sandals: Topshop
Simply Chic
White bell sleeved shirt: Topshop
Brown leather skirt: Vintage
Leather Yellow bag: Miu miu
Open toed khaki heels: New Look
Pearlie Girlie
Pearl satin shirt: M&S (Alexa Chung range)
White fringe gilet: H&M
Cacti shorts: Topshop
Gold aliceband: H&M
Swanky Stripes
Maroon Striped bell sleeved shirt: Pull and Bear
White striped flared jeans: Versace
Gold chained Black bag: Topshop
Black hat: Topshop
XOXO Gothic Girl
Black sheer and embroidered shirt: New Look
Black midi skirt: Vintage
Black Knee high boots: Simmi
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