To listen to the jazz music, women would have had to purchase radios, which they had used their credit to purchase or they would go to the local speakeasies and clubs to experience this type of music. Flappers were considered a "Lightening Rod" for cultural debate. Movies, radios shows, ads, and magazines all impacted the way that women wanted to look. Women were covering their faces in makeup, cutting their hair from their knees to above their shoulders and wearing short, right above the knee, flowing dresses that left women feeling free. A lot of women to this day still compare themselves to the things we see on TV and see in magazines or on social media. Someone is always going to compare themselves to another person. Flappers just did what they wanted and expressed them selves in unexceptional ways, according to modernists. Modernists did agree with the fact that women were caking their faces with makeup and wearing dresses barely above the knees that weren't tight around the waist, also the modernist women didn’t like that flappers were cutting their hair so short. The "bob" look or short hair above the shoulders was something a modernist had never done
To listen to the jazz music, women would have had to purchase radios, which they had used their credit to purchase or they would go to the local speakeasies and clubs to experience this type of music. Flappers were considered a "Lightening Rod" for cultural debate. Movies, radios shows, ads, and magazines all impacted the way that women wanted to look. Women were covering their faces in makeup, cutting their hair from their knees to above their shoulders and wearing short, right above the knee, flowing dresses that left women feeling free. A lot of women to this day still compare themselves to the things we see on TV and see in magazines or on social media. Someone is always going to compare themselves to another person. Flappers just did what they wanted and expressed them selves in unexceptional ways, according to modernists. Modernists did agree with the fact that women were caking their faces with makeup and wearing dresses barely above the knees that weren't tight around the waist, also the modernist women didn’t like that flappers were cutting their hair so short. The "bob" look or short hair above the shoulders was something a modernist had never done