My friend is having a birthday party this weekend, and she decided to not only do it themed around roaring 20's, but she also decided to do it outdoors.
In 95 degrees.
That kills a lot of my usual options for these sort of parties. Anyone have any idea what I could wear that would be in theme and I wouldn't die of heat exhaustion?
EDIT: I'm a male btw
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zepherinRussian warship, go fuck yourselfRegistered Userregular
I found some interesting things when I did a poke around for roaring 20's summer fashion.
Maybe something like this?
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CambiataCommander ShepardThe likes of which even GAWD has never seenRegistered Userregular
edited May 2018
The only thing that approaches the modern men's short from the 1920s is the swimsuit:
When it came to actual sportswear, "plus fours" (with a button down shirt, a tie and maybe even a sweater vest!) are the closest you'll get to comfortable summer wear:
If you don't mind wearing what amounts to a one-piece romper, you probably should strongly consider the swimsuit option.
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Note that the 1920s is when the classic striped bathing suit gives way to bathingsuits of a uniform colour.
This is from the early 1920s. It's taken in Mölle which made a name for itself as a nest of sin because it was one of the first places in Europe where men and women bathed together (in the 1890s), despite the fact that there were uniformed guards to prevent anyone from bathing naked or otherwise engaging in inproprieties. Even in the 1920s it was still one of the few places in Europe that had a common beach.
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If you can find an old-fashioned wooden tennis racket a 1920s tennisplayer wouldn't be a bad idea either.
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Maybe something like this?
When it came to actual sportswear, "plus fours" (with a button down shirt, a tie and maybe even a sweater vest!) are the closest you'll get to comfortable summer wear:
If you don't mind wearing what amounts to a one-piece romper, you probably should strongly consider the swimsuit option.
This is from the early 1920s. It's taken in Mölle which made a name for itself as a nest of sin because it was one of the first places in Europe where men and women bathed together (in the 1890s), despite the fact that there were uniformed guards to prevent anyone from bathing naked or otherwise engaging in inproprieties. Even in the 1920s it was still one of the few places in Europe that had a common beach.
-Antje Jackelén, Archbishop of the Church of Sweden
-Antje Jackelén, Archbishop of the Church of Sweden
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