Get the look :: The 1920s

When I was young, I was a flapper girl for Halloween several times.  My mom hand-sewed my dress, which was white satin with red fringe.  She created a headband for me out of red sequins, got me a red boa and I sported some dress-up shoes my grandmother gave me (if memory serves me correct).  I loved that costume - so much that I had her recreate it for me as an adult (but specifically to be a zombie flapper girl).  She made me a grey dress with black fringe and I loved that costume as well (even if she was disappointed I went out with a bullet hole in my forehead that night).  I guess I've had a fascination with the fashion of that era for awhile and it seems to me that others do as well.  Then I saw Midnight in Paris the other night and it reminded me of how much I love that time period and how I wish I could dress like that every now and then.  So here's how (if you're kind of rich)!

Calypso St. Barth Margherita Dress - $250 (I'm in loooove with this dress and want to frolic around in it non stop)
Michael Kors Women's Clare T-strap Sandal - $145
Betsey Johnson Flapper Chic Shoulder Bag - $98
Charm & Chain Art Deco Earrings - $350
Loren Hope Flapper Tassel Lariat Necklace - $88