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| The Brow-band, when it appeared at the end of the Great war, was little more than a hair ribbon, developed later into the Bandeau, a distinctive item of twenties fashion. The brow-band was part of a classical Greek style, often worn with simple white dresses, popular after the Great War. In photographs, the position of the brow-band often expresses the personality of the wearer. |
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About 18 years old • date about 1920 • Estimate born 1902 ± 3 years | ||
• inscribed: with Love Ivy • Photo W.T Munns of Gravesend | ||
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