After roaring for 20 years, women have never had the courage to socialize, creating a new era of boy style. The most shocking change in this decade is that women began to take off their suffocating corsets, cut their hair short into boyish dresses, and glow from their souls with unruly jazz girls [tuò tāo bù jī], and the British flappers came into being at this time.

Later, this word was used to describe the behavior of young women in the west who wore short skirts, had short hair, smoked, listened to jazz, drove and so on. Throughout the 1930s, the influence of fashionable girls led to the profound reshaping of clothing.

For example, Hollywood stars such as marlene dietrich and katharine hepburn replaced dresses with mature men's clothes. Elsa schiaparelli, an early fashion designer with female power, cooperated with the famous painter Salvador Dalí to design a famous lobster skirt, which broke through the boundaries at that time, connecting sharp marine life with elegant white fabric.

In fact, this feminist movement began with 179 1 French woman-led leader Olampo de Guge's "Declaration of Women's Rights".

When women's participation in politics triggered the first wave of feminist movement, they formulated a set of clothing strategies: in order to force the world to pay more attention to women's rights without being distracted by women's appearance, they followed the traditional style of Edward VII (1901-1910)-the clothing was more boyish and the waist contour made women thinner.

At this time, Amelia Bloomer, the first editor who reported news for women, developed a suit named after her (loose top, loose pants). There are three important signs of women's participation in politics-purple represents loyalty and dignity, green represents hope, white represents purity, and white is the standard color of formal activities. In this way, women can show their rebellious spirit in the recognized trend at that time.