A century ago, after the 1918 global influenza pandemic and recession, the world enjoyed a boom period, immortalised as the Roaring 20s or Jazz Age. People were ready to party, socialize, spend, and sin. Jazz exploded, ushering in dances like the Charleston and female dancers known as Flappers. 1920s women’s fashion flouted traditional ideals and wore a style of dress popularized by Coco Chanel that featured dropped waists and creeping hemlines.

Now, one century later, some are predicting that the 2020s will resemble the cultural boom of the Roaring 20s. The world is gearing up for a summer of parties and social gatherings as the end of Covid-19 pandemic comes into sight. People prepare to party as a Gatsby, in flapper dresses and in art deco fashion style, in this way reclaiming the lost pandemic years.

La Vie Delight takes pride in its work to help making the Roaring 20s alive again in the 21st century with a wide variety of handmade vintage-inspired 1920s clothing for women, including Great Gatsby dresses, Flapper costumes, Charleston party outfits, Downton Abby themed fashion, art deco styled jackets, roaring twenties cloche hats, and much more.

Our goal is to create high quality vintage-inspired garments for 'real world' wardrobes, as well as to help party goers of 1920s-themed parties meet their needs for great party outfits that are not only well made but are also comfortable and body flattering.

What we mean by ‘real world’ wardrobes is that because our clothes are not costumey, and the materials used are quite modern (ie durable), the clothes can therefore be worn in different occasions, or even to work. It is also for a sustainable reason that our clothes are well made with high quality materials. They can be used many times, and not just once to a party and then put away for good. Most importantly, 95% of our clothes are made to order. This means that they are made only when they are truly needed. Customers have a choice to have their clothes customized based on their needs and preferences. We do not contribute to the overproduction of clothes, which is killing our planet at this moment!