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Flappers

The Flapper Queen: Louise Brooks

What Edward VIII was to men’s clothing, what Alvin York was to Doughboys; so Louise Brooks was to the flappers. She was the gold standard; she set the bar high and all comers had to cow-tow.

Flappers

A nice slide show of both color and black & white flapper pics set to a well-preserved recording of “Let’s Misbehave” by Cole Porter.

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Clara Bow Documentary

An informative segment from an admired documentary about Hollywood silent films featuring the difficulties Clara Bow dealt with when the flapper era began to fade and sound was introduced to audiences.

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