1930's

The 1930s aesthetic is Depression-era dressing at its most elegant, defined by elongated silhouettes, bias-cut gowns, and daywear that stayed practical without giving up refinement. Hollywood supplied the escapism, and its influence shows most in the sweep of a bias-cut silk gown. Wide-leg trousers and peplum blouses cover the daytime end. Fur-trimmed coats, platform shoes, and wide-brimmed hats complete the wardrobe.