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- Just as the shorter swimsuits of the ‘20s had mirrored the decade’s flapper dresses, so too did ‘30s bathing suits mirror another trend in women’s fashion: “In the 1930s, swimsuits lost their back and evening gowns lost their back,” Clemente says.
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Aug 31, 2016 · Just as the shorter swimsuits of the ‘20s had mirrored the decade’s flapper dresses, so too did ‘30s bathing suits mirror another trend in women’s fashion: “In the 1930s, swimsuits...
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