1910's 

The decade when WWI and the spanish flu epidemic happened. Basically a lot of death. Movies started to become much more popular and Charlie Chaplin and Mary Pickford became some of the first well known movie stars. The pre-WWI part of the decade had the sinking of the Titanic and very large hats. During the mid 1910s calf length (how scandalous!) wide barrel skirts, long curly ringlets, and floppy bows became popular among young women. The post-WWI part saw the beginning of the jazz age, prohibition, and flappers. Many trends of the 1920's have origins in this decade.

The 1910's had Franz Ferdinand 'n stuff

1910's by ideknames January 2, 2014

1910s Aero

A variant that reimagines Frutiger Aero through the aesthetic of the 1910s—late Art Nouveau, early industrial design, and the dawn of mass production. 1910s Aero combines the glossy, nature‑connected optimism of later decades with the organic curves, floral motifs, and wrought‑iron details of the turn of the century. Glassmorphism appears as stained glass windows and early electric lighting, while nature is rendered in the sinuous lines of Art Nouveau. The aesthetic often appears in designs that imagine a future where electricity and nature harmonize in elegant, handcrafted forms.

Example: “The lamp had an organic brass base, a glass shade with iridescent glow, and a leaf pattern etched into the metal—1910s Aero, the future as imagined by Tiffany.”

1910s Aero by Dumu The Void March 30, 2026