Flapper: A Madcap Story of Sex, Style, Celebrity, and the Women Who Made America Modern
by Joshua Zeitz
A vivid account of the 1920s flapper movement and the women whose bold style and attitudes helped modernize American culture.
About This Book
Flapper explores the cultural transformation of the 1920s through the lives of the women who helped shape modern America.
The book examines how changes in fashion, behavior, and public roles reflected broader shifts in society.
It highlights the intersection of celebrity, style, and social change during this dynamic period.
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