Jazz and fashion have an undeniable connection, especially in the 1920s. April 30 is Jazz Day, we want to pay tribute to one of the most influential cultural movements of the 20th century : the flappers, a group of women who They changed the world of fashion and were closely linked to jazz. You already know that we are very musical lovers and the connection with music, especially with jazz, is one of our skills.

The Flappers: Who they were and how they revolutionized the world of fashion

Who were the flappers?

The flappers were a group of young women who challenged the social and cultural conventions of their time. They emerged after the First World War, when women began to fight for their rights and freedoms. They were characterized by their short hair combed back, their short dresses and their independent lifestyle.

The connection between flappers and jazz

Jazz was the flappers' favorite musical genre and was closely linked to their lifestyle. Young women gathered in jazz clubs to dance and listen to music, and many of them also learned to play instruments such as the saxophone and trumpet.

Dancing to the music of great artists such as Louis Armstrong, Bessie Smith and Duke Ellington, flappers freed themselves from social restrictions and created a new lifestyle.

The flapper fashion revolution

Flappers revolutionized fashion in the 1920s. They abandoned the long, voluminous dresses of the previous era and adopted a shorter, looser style. Their silk and cotton dresses were loose and comfortable, allowing them to move easily while they danced. They also wore small hats and decorations with fringes and pearls, which became a hallmark of their style.

The legacy of flappers in fashion

The legacy of flappers in fashion can still be seen today. Her style influenced fashion for decades, including the short dresses of the '60s and the loose, comfortable designs of today's fashion. Furthermore, her independent and defiant attitude inspired women to fight for their rights and redefine their role in society.

How is Captain Denim inspired by culture and music?

The legacy of the flappers lives on today, and their influence on fashion and pop culture is still evident. From fashion to music and literature, her spirit of freedom and rebellion has inspired entire generations.

At Captain Denim, we are inspired by the brave and daring women who challenged the norms and changed the world of fashion forever . As we move into the future, we are committed to creating sustainable denim products that honor the legacy of these women and promote a more just and equitable world for all.

On this Jazz Day, we want to remember the importance of music and culture in our daily lives, and continue working together towards a more sustainable and inclusive future.