Short Bob Hairstyle with Centre Part, c.1921–1924

This short bob hairstyle dates to the early 1920s, approximately c.1921–1924, and reflects the widespread adoption of cropped hair among women during the postwar period. The style features a simple, straight bob cut with a centre part, framing the face without heavy styling or ornamentation.

Early 1920s bobs were often worn smooth and relatively natural, prior to the highly sculpted finger waves and Marcel waves that became fashionable later in the decade. Hairstyles such as this were associated with modernity and changing social attitudes, and were worn for both daytime and informal evening occasions.

This style would typically be paired with cloche hats, headbands, or worn uncovered with minimal accessories.

Credits & Details

• Creator: HappyLifeSims 
• Original creator site: https://happylifesims.tumblr.com
• Era: Interwar
• Decade: 1920s