'Diga-me o que veste e te direi quem é" a indumentária feminina em Anápolis entre as décadas de 1920 e 1950

Abstract

This work seeks to reflect on women's clothing in Anápolis between the decades of 1920 and 1950, in order to understand the relationships between the modes of dress and the subjects of an era. The modern characteristic transformations influenced in the new configuration of the Anápolis City and, consequently, in the way women dress during this period. The new leisure spaces function as a place of diffusion of modern precepts. The oscillations of fashion allied to the cinema reveal and awake veiled desires. The private club carnivals and the street parades go from apogee to the decline in less than a decade. The dressmakers and seamstress walk amidst the constant reflexes of fashion. In the midst of this euphoria, clothing is characterized as the symbol of social integration the Anápolis women’s universe increasingly strengths itself to break the old principles of tradition.