American Women's Clothing & Uniforms 1900-1924, As Illustrated by Ila McAfee, 1925

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American Women's Clothing & Uniforms 1900-1924, As Illustrated by Ila McAfee, 1925

Sports Clothes 1900-1920 (click image for larger version)

A Sports Suit (date not given, c.1911)

1912

1913-1916 (click image for larger version)

1913-1920 (click image for larger version)

A Peg-Top Suit of 1914

(Above) Fashions of 1914

"Baltic" Blouse 1915

Dresses of 1916

(Above) Hats of 1916

American Red Cross Uniforms of 1918

Riding Costume of 1924

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