Famous women who adapted to the flapper lifestyle during the 20's further popularized it and helped make it mainstream.
Here are a few:
Betty Boop
Even though Betty Boop was a cartoon, her widepread appearance and idealization of the flappers attracted many young women to turn to the flapper lifestyle.
Clara Bow
Clara Bow, who became prevalent after the movie It(1927), became the 'it girl' and her way of dress and lifestyle labeled her as a flapper. Her world spread popularity helped flappers grow into larger numbers.
Louise Brooks
Brooks was an actress and fashion model who was credited for pioneering the bobbed haircut. She was also considered a flapper and played a part in helping flappers' popularity grow.
