Speakeasies. Art Deco. Flagpole sitting. Songs like "Yes! We Have No Bananas" somehow topping the charts. Of all the things associated with the 1920s, flappers have long served as the most iconic, shimmying, shaking emblem of the Jazz Age. Often clad in drop-waist dresses, sleek bobs, and a joie de vivre that not even prohibition could inhibit, these rebellious ladies not only came to define their generation but inspired more to come. 

From nights out at the jazz hall to motorcycle rides, here are 30 photos of '20s flappers that will make you do the Charleston.