The 1920s marked one of the most dramatic beauty shifts of the century: pale, porcelain skin — once the ultimate symbol of refinement — suddenly lost its status. In its place emerged a new ideal: sun‑kissed skin, glowing with leisure, vitality and modernity. Tanning didn’t just become fashionable; it became cultural. For centuries, a tan signaledContinue reading “How Chanel Made Tanning Cool! The Rise of Tanning Culture in the 1920s: When Sunlight Became Modern”