Modern fashion offers a wide range of hairstyles. mystylex.techinfus.com/en/ talked about hairstyles with various weaves, combinations of braids and buns. And the site also has a whole section dedicated to the history of hairstyles, because our team employs a girl who teaches the history of costume and hairstyle. But today we will not be doing in-depth research, but just looking at vintage photographs.

The Edwardian era is the period from the beginning of the 20th century to the First World War, named after King Edward. Many interesting things happened during these times, but mystylex.techinfus.com/en/ is a fashion site, so we only talk about fashion, beauty and women. The Edwardian era has given the world many beautiful and talented women who have made great contributions to culture, art and fashion.



In those days, women did not yet know the dubious fashion trend for tanning and tried to keep their skin white. Girls avoided the sun and at the same time took care of their hair, so in those days hairstyles were still very feminine and romantic.

One of the beauty ideals of that time was Gibson Girls... They were tall, slender and even thin, with an hourglass figure. Even modern models fall short of the Gibson Girl proportions when it comes to waist size. In the fashion of that time, a narrow waist and very voluminous hips were appreciated. In addition to external beauty, these girls were famous for their confidence and loved to study, engage in self-development.

With the advent of the First World War, beauty standards changed dramatically, the beauties of the Edwardian era and the Gibson girls went out of fashion. Women of the new era preferred more practical clothes and hairstyles.