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The 1910s were dominated by World War I. The early 1910s are similar to the 1900s, but the austerity of the War years is followed by major fashion changes. There are large numbers of images of girls outfits, almost all dressess, archieved on HBC, both in American and European sections of our site. White dresses were popular as were sailor outfits. Often girls wore their dresses with pinafores. Girls also commonly wore smocks. We are less sure to what extent girls wore tunics and rompers. Hair bows were especially popular--some remarkably large. The shirtwaist and skirt were still a popular style for young women in the years before the War. The fire at the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory had a major impact on labor and saftey legislation in the United States.
The 1910s: School portraits: American children
1910: Girls' white dressesAmerican farm girls
1910: Girl's dress: German girl rollar skating with her brothers
1910: Children's beach outfits: English children
About 1910: Working girls' clothes: American immigrant family
About 1910: Headwear: American school children
About 1910: Girl's dress and hair bow: Canadian family
About 1910: Gym bloomers: German gym uniforms
About 1910: Girl's white dress and fashionable shoes: Probably German teenager with her brother
1910: Girl's white dress and hair bow: American girl and boy
About 1910: Little girl's dress: French brother and sister
About 1910: Girl in a colored pinafore and short hair: American brothers and sister
About 1910: Fancy girl's dress: French girl
About 1910: Bonnets and white dresses: American brother and sisters
About 1910: Dress and trike: American girl
About 1910: Smock: American girl
About 1910: Stripped pinafore: American girl
About 1910: White dress: Belgian girl
About 1910: Plain dress: American girl
About 1910: White scarves with colorful blouses and skirts: Russian farm girls
1910: Long dress and Russian blouse tunic: American teenage sister and little brother
1911: Fancy hat and coat for Easter parade: American girl and brother
1912: White dress and romper suit: American girl and younger sibling
1912: Dresses and suits American family
1912: Sailor styled dresses and tunics: American siblings and cousins
1913: Schools dresses: Czech boys and girls
1913: Little girl's white dress and hair bow: American girl
1913: Little girls print dresses: American girls
1913: Folk dresses Fnnish twins
1914: Romper suit: American girl
1914: White dress and hair bow: American girl
1914: Top and long skirt: Italian (Sardinian) girl
1914: White dress with embroidered trim: Polish family
About 1915: First Communion dresses: American girls
About 1915: White lawn dress and ringlets: American girl
About 1915: Tunic suit and hairbow: American girl
About 1915: Hairbows, ringlets, and white dresses: American campers
About 1915-20: White dress: American girl
About 1915-20: Sailor dresses: American girls
About 1915: White dress: American girl
1915: White dress and pinafore-like garment: German girl
1916: Bloomers: American girls high school basketball team
1917: Tams: American teenagers
1917: Middy blouse and skirt with hair bow: Family portrait
1918: Embroidered dress with hair bow: German sister
1918: Striped dresses: Italian peasant girls
1919: Sailor dress: American family
1919: Helmet hat and coat: Canadian girl and brother
1919: Seaside clothing: Italian family
1919: Schholwear: Chinese school girls
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