The amazing 1920s dance craze that was The Charleston. Featuring a rare 1925 film of original Charleston dancer Bee Jackson. Silent film Colorized and enhanced to 4K with added sound. Who Invented the Charleston Dance ? The famous Cotton club dancer and choreographer Elida Webb devised the dance steps to the Charleston and it was first performed in the Broadway stage show Running Wild (1923). The song was composed by James P. Johnson. A young aspiring dancer Bee Jackson saw the show and reported

Step into the past and discover the 10 incredible women who shaped the roaring twenties fashion scene! From bold flapper dresses to iconic bob haircuts, these ladies knew how to make a statement. Which trend from the 1920s is your favorite? ❤ You can read more in our blog: https://wardrobe.sh/3ZJAaTC | Wardrobe Shop

From Irene Castle’s bold 1915 “Castle bob” to the defining cut of the Roaring Twenties, the bob became the ultimate symbol of flapper freedom. By 1924, salons boomed as women traded long tresses for cropped independence. Variations like finger waves, Marcel waves, shingle bobs, and the Eton crop added personality, and accessories like hair pins, headbands, and cloches finished the look. ✨ This is Icons: Past & Present, where we celebrate bold moments that reshaped fashion history. #IconsPastAndP