They Are Blind to My Beauty: 1920

To me, this is probably one of the best web sites I have ever come across. It is well thought out and put together in a very efficient way. I'm 63 yrs. old and enjoy every time-line represented. For me personally, I find it very educational because it is so real, not like most of the "stuff" we are all exposed to these days. The "comments" section is a very integral and necessary part of this presentation (the educational part). It gives me great comfort knowing that there still are "Americans" out there that feel as I do about our great country and there is somebody out there talented enough to put something like this together for us.

Mike J.
Albany, Oregon

Did I read the word slut correctly? I am surprised she would accept the award being slut.

I think they awarded her the award of being slut because the suit was too far high from the knees and low cut on the front. Back in 1920's it was taboo.

The lady on the left passed with flying colors regardless how beautiful she was.. suit to the knees and up to her neck. Modesty ruled in that time.

[The sign on the trophy says "Most Beautiful SUIT." 2008 is off to a great start! - Dave]

I want to know what ethnic group the guy with the high top fade hair is?

I want to know why the guy behind Beautiful Lady doesn't have a prize

I award a cup and sign to the lady on the right.
The award is, of course, for the most interesting character.

I wonder about her back story.
She was considered a delicate beauty until that fateful day at the beach beauty contest in 1920... dah dah daaaaah.

I think perhaps the hat on the "Most Beautiful Lady" is what's throwing her beauty off. :)
If I was the woman who won "Most Beautiful Suit" I'd be inching away from the woman to the right. She looks very unhappy!

[Well, yes. The lady on the right is the star of the picture, and the one we had in mind when wrote the headline.]

I was guessin' that. :) Forgive me, I have a gift for stating the obvious.

"I am showing more knee than she is...and she still won."

Note the woman on the far right-she is thinking "And I wore my best suit today!"

Although I can't say the left girl's suit is good, so maybe she was just holding the second trophy for the girl on the right.

"I knew this blankety-blank hair bow was a mistake!"

I'm not sure, but I think someone may have reversed those signs...

Geez, I'm happy that I'm living today! Hooray for the French and Brazilian beaches! ;)