Part of a typewriter ad featuring a “Gibson Girl,” an early form of the “new” women who would rise in the 1920s. Source: Etsy page/Google Images
Back in October, my friend Sarah launched a series on the “New Woman” of the 1920s. Today she posted another one on how the “New” woman handled make-up…and how she helped to normalize it within society via the magic of sex appeal! 😉 It’s a great post. You can check it out here.
A Smile And A Gun 
Thanks so much for the shout out 🙂
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No problem! Figured since I’d already posted about the first one I ought to include another. Would it be ok if I added your “new woman” banner to the page with a link for the whole series?
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Go straight ahead 🙂
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Thanks! Are you pleased with how the series is going so far?
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Very much. It’s a lot of work, but I’m happy with the response. That’s what makes it worthwhile 🙂
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