Set Flapper Charleston 1920s

The 1920s Charleston flapper set consists of a black sequined feather headband, a long pearl necklace, and a 31 cm cigarette holder. Wear the headband low across the forehead, drape the necklace double over the chest, and hold the cigarette holder loosely between two fingers. The flapper set is designed for children and turns a simple dress into a recognizable flapper look for a 1920s party.

What is included in the flapper set

• The elastic headband is covered in black sequins and features a bunch of black feathers on one side with a silver-colored flower and hanging beads.
• The pearl necklace is a long strand of white faux pearls that can be worn doubled around the neck.
• The cigarette holder is 31 cm long, black, with a white mouthpiece and a silver-colored end.
• The composition is 42% ABS, 15% feathers, 13% PVC, 10% PET, 10% HIPS, 5% polyester, and 5% elastane.
• The set is not washable.

Why does a feather headband belong with the Charleston?

A feather headband is associated with the flapper, the young woman of the 1920s who wore her hair short, danced the Charleston, and broke free from the strict dress codes of previous generations. The band sat low across the forehead, often with a feather or ornament on one side. Long pearl strands swayed while dancing, and the long cigarette holder became an iconic part of the look of that era.

A complete flapper outfit around the headband

The accessories in this set look best with a straight, knee-length dress with fringes or sequins, which you add yourself. To complement the black feathers and white pearls, choose a dress in black, white, or cream, so that the headband remains the focal point. Long gloves and shoes with a strap across the instep complete the outfit, while red lipstick gives the face a typical 1920s look.

Order the set and your child will go to the 1920s party with a headband, pearls, and a cigarette holder.