You Can't Make This Up Did you know flappers were some of the first women to make makeup acceptable to wear? Rouge, lipstick, even nail polish all became a "thing" during the Roaring 20s, in part thanks to flappers who made it popular and pretty to wear (and also because companies finally developed containers and technology like the retractable lipstick tube, but we digress). But you don't hear a lot of people talking about flappers' makeup, do you? Nope! That's because the incomparable clothing styles eclipsed everything else and took hold as the primary flapper contribution to society. What this means is that you can be a flapper without makeup, but you can't be a flapper without a fabulous outfit indicative of the times! Well, good news, doll-this Women's Deluxe Black Flapper Costume is the cat's meow and all that jazz and will solidify your high standing in flapper society with or without mascara and rouge. Fun Details This luxe look perfectly encapsulates flapper style with its black fringe dress that's nothing short of fabulous! The dress zips on to get you ready for a shindig in a flash, and it boasts sequin accents and a fun triangular hem to help you stay ahead of the fashionable crowd. The headband is sequined and feathered and everything you'll need to announce your flapperhood to the world. Add a long strand of pearls or a boa and powder your nose and rouge your lips because a flapper has got to be ready for anything! Quintessential Style We think it's time you take this look out on the town to your local juice joint! Remember that while there are lots of facets to a flapper's life, none is as timeless, as quintessential, and as replicated as the clothes. They say the clothes make the person and we agree-this outfit is definitely making you a flapper!