When we think of the popular culture of this time period, we might imagine the flourishing art scene of the Harlem Renaissance ... into the New Year. 1. Flapper Dress What’s the Twenties without ...

In this week's installment of "On Stage," we turn to the 1920s-inspired "Harlem Nights" in Chicago, which features a speakeasy, a soiree, a murder mystery and tap dancing — period dress required.

The Harlem Nights themed gala was the type of fashion and beauty spectacular you could expect from a room full of bawses who take pride in serving a lewk. Feather boas, fringed dresses ...

When it comes to Harlem Renaissance style, it’s all in the details. We love the geometric details of this orange beaded embellished woven maxi dress from Karen Millen. If you’re gonna be sharp ...

Today, for instance, we still associate flapper dresses with the Prohibition era ... who was famous for his performances at Harlem’s Cotton Club. In the ’50s, a new vision of teenage life ...

Nary a knee was on show during this era (it’s a common misconception that flappers wore dresses above the knee ... Jeanne Paquin, and Premet. The Harlem Renaissance lit up the world and gave it ...

But a documentary discussed on Collectors Weekly suggests that the underground blues world in Harlem ... but in their dress and attitude, were the precursors to Jazz Age flappers.