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They didn't. They moved exclusively to the lower torso, got elastic, and became early Spanx but more socially prevalent.

The the 1920s just has really good PR as far as fashion goes and everyone keeps passing down the lie that it was some grand era of women's sartorial liberation because the Zeitgeist of every era is that what they have is better than anything that came before, and we are very willing to believe that when we read people saying it in 1920s magazines because it conforms to our cultural notion that "clothing that look more like modern clothing better."

People had said the same thing about fashion trends for at least a century at that point, but everyone ignores the earlier examples because they don't involve a dramatic shift from "clothing style that looks unimaginably foreign to modern eyes" to "clothing style that kind of makes sense to us."

Pick an OS

Then

Pick a platform to install it on

Rules: Make a poll with seven of your all-time favorite characters from seven different fandoms, and then tag seven people to do the same. See which character is everyone’s favorite.

A lot of my fave characters aren't in a fandom as such, so I just let the 7 fandoms guide me.

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(Both of these are not mine but I thought it would be fun to do! Credits to the ones who made them.)