What was the change in women's fashion during the World War 1?

WWI changed
women's fashions. Women started to wear slightly shorter skirts. This was done partially to save
on material needed for the war effort. This also caused body hair to fall out of favor. Gillette
introduced the women's disposable razor in 1915.

Women also started wearing
more makeup; though women had worn makeup before this period, it was now considered socially
acceptable. Women also started to wear pants, especially if they worked in war industries.
Though it would take a few more decades for pants to become mainstream, clothing designers now
sought to make pants with women in mind rather than have women borrow a pair of pants from a man
in their life.

Women also started to wear more jewelry in public, especially
jewelry made from ammunition casing as it allowed them to feel closer to their men in the
war.

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