From Irene Castle’s bold 1915 “Castle bob” to the defining cut of the Roaring Twenties, the bob became the ultimate symbol of flapper freedom. By 1924, salons boomed as women traded long tresses for cropped independence. Variations like finger waves, Marcel waves, shingle bobs, and the Eton crop added personality, and accessories like hair pins, headbands, and cloches finished the look. ✨ This is Icons: Past & Present, where we celebrate bold moments that reshaped fashion history. #IconsPastAndP

Two centuries of fashion hits the carriage catwalk! 🚆 Here's a sartorial time warp through the decades - from Regency top hats and Victorian dresses to Roaring Twenties sequins and Swinging Sixties flares - all brought to London Waterloo via train for Railway200 🎩 🪩 | South Western Railway