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In the 1930s, fashion saw a profound influence from films and specifically Hollywood. Women’s styles were based on costumes seen on screen with stars like Vivien Leigh, Greta Garbo, and Joan Crawford among the many who directly influenced fashion trends. Many women all over the world attempted to emulate their style. As the 1920s turned into the 1930s, women’s fashion softly evolved from the boyish look of the previous decade into the feminine silhouette of the early thirties. Hemlines descended back to ankle length and waistlines moved back to their natural place. Cally Blackman writes in 100 Years of Fashion, “By the early 1930s, the fashionable silhouette was evolving into a slender, elongated torso with widening shoulders and a neat head with softly waved short hair”. Though the lines were simple, the overall effect was one of complete sinuous femininity with a natural waist.