Emerging in the 1920s, Art Deco flourished as a popular design style characterized by modernity and glamour. The allure of freedom, beauty, industry and women"s liberation was shaped into stunning artwork in a climate of optimism about the end of the war and a booming economy. Art Deco fashion brought us iconic looks such as Silver Screen Goddesses, Flappers and the Sporty girl all flaunting the decadent and leisured lifestyle. This indulgent book will guide you through the liberating world of Art Deco fashion with a captivating movement overview, from the end of the First World War and into the luxurious Roaring Twenties and the Jazz Age. Discover the influences and illustrators that made the movement what it was. The book goes on to offer 100 of Art Deco fashion"s most masterful illustrations which characterize the era. From the Hollywood glamour epitomized in Georges Barbier"s The Backless Dress and the promiscuous flapper-style of Erte"s Gala, to Georges Lepape"s sweepingly...