Clara Bow

short fringed or beaded dresses, typical of the era. These dresses were loose, with low waists, allowing freedom of movement, ideal for dancing the Charleston or for transmitting their energy on screen.

She often accessorized her outfit with long pearl necklaces, cigarette holders, headbands with feathers or jewels, and cloche hats, which were very popular among modern women of that time.

Although it was not her clothing, her makeup style was an essential part of her image. She wore dark-colored lipstick and well-lined eyes, with an emphasis on arched eyebrows, which contributed to her dramatic and expressive look.

bob hair, a short, wavy cut that reflected the bold fashion of the flappers. The hairstyle perfectly accompanied her youthful and vibrant appearance.

At formal events or on screen, she often wore dark colors, such as black, or dresses with metallic, shiny hues, such as gold or silver, that popped under the lights of silent movies.

Actress, reddish brown hair, her big expressive eyes and her mischievous smile, which made her an attractive and accessible figure at the same time.