Ah, the 1920's... the age of the flapper, a new breed of woman. Her androgynous sexuality caused the kind of prohibitory moral stir that we can relate to in modern-day context only with infamous phrases like "wardrobe malfunction" and "Weinergate." This girl could vote! She smoked cigarettes in public! gasp! What better embodies her eternal spirit than the paragon of 20's literature, The Great Gatsby? Embrace the recklessness of Prohibition and channel your inner Daisy Buchanan with these Fitzgerald-echelon frocks, moonshine not included.


BONUS POINTS: first-edition copy, The Great Gatsby. Also available new in hardcover and paperback.

image credit: Paramount Pictures. Bruce Dern with Mia Farrow in The Great Gatsby, 1972

5 comments:

themodernbluestocking said...

What a fun post! I love everything Fitzgerald and 20s, and that Stella dress in particular is divine.

Grace - Stripes and Sequins said...

Loved this post. My boyfriend and I had a Great Gatsby NYE party this year - so much fun!

caviar taste said...

The Great Gatsby is one of my all time favorite books! I just love everything about the era! Especially the clothes! And this Marc by Marc Jacobs Dahlia lace and jersey dress you posted.. AMAZING! I need to have it!
xo,
Lindsey
www.caviartaste.com

TheStyleUmbrella said...

gorgeous picks!! love this post :)

Her name was Lola said...

I am oh so smitten with this jazzy little post of yours. xo Lola