I've heard during the depression people didn't want to be reminded of poverty so the movies were extra glamorous.

Karolina Zebrowska, thank you for reminding us all that there is more to history than fashion. Women were just as real then as they are now. They had jobs. They had lives. They loved, they cried, they laughed, and they died. They may be gone, but they are still our big sisters. They have a lot to teach us.

As someone who recently did costume design for a show set in the 20s, thank you so much for doing this. Whenever I mentioned costumed for the 20s people assumed bobs, flappers, and too many rhinestones. In our show that wasn't the case. The women in our show were factory workers, strikers, the poor who couldn't even afford a bathtub in their house. Costumes were made up of single sheet, hardly fitted dresses. Hair pulled up in buns or cut too short to keep it out of the machinery in factories. Mussed up sweaters that didn't quite fit right. Nobody looked glamourous. Nobody looked like they came out of the Great Gatsby. Society likes to forget real people when they look back at fashion through the ages. Its incredible to see someone actually doing so.

This reminds me of an alternative interpretation of the phrase "well behaved women rarely make history"

She has a stunning, classical appeal that is so attractive

Why did the “please don’t forget real women.” In the end make me instantly emotional

the representation of the nurse girl really looks like she just had to see a bunch of people die, it really is accurate

No matter what the era, all the women had a look of determination in their eyes.

Nurse here, love the homage to nurses in WWII.

My grandpa was never a picky eater. “Eat what you take, and take what you eat”, he would say at every meal. True to someone who grew up in the great depression.

Her outer beauty aside, she is an incredible actress, even just with her eyes. I felt like I could really see the struggle in each "different" woman's eyes. She would have made a great silent actress!

Can we all just take a moment to appreciate Karolina's beauty! Absolutely Stunning!