socitey's influence on women and thier appearance-oreinted illnesses

day's standards (DeAngelis 57).
             Along with World War I came the disappearance of the Gibson girl and the introduction of the flapper, the thinnest of the ideals yet. The flapper was known for her boyish form. However as all things come and go, the flapper lost her popularity during the Great Depre
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