1920s in Fashion - Children's Fashion

Children's Fashion

  • 1 – 1921

  • 3 – 1925

  • 4 – 1927

  • 5 - 1920s

  1. Roller-skater, Mississippi, 1921
  2. Knee-length dress worn with anklets and Mary Janes, 1923.
  3. Children's fashion, Germany, 1925
  4. Two-year-old Paulina, with her mother Alice Roosevelt Longworth, wears a winter costume of coat and trousers, 1927.
  5. Young boy wears a sailor suit.

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