Rubie's womens Brunette Flapper Wig Party Supplies, Multicolor, One Size US;

With modern technology – the automobile, air travel, radio, etc. - many women celebrated the 1920S as a time of independence. They were enjoying a new level of freedom - voting, working, drinking, going on unchaperoned dates, and visiting jazz clubs and speakeasies. Wanting to look and ACT their icons like it girl Clara bow, Josephine baker, and Zelda Fitzgerald, young women of the 1920S experimented with new looks like short hair, dropped waist dresses, high Heels, bold make-up.