Portret van Tine van der Werf verkleed als La Garçonne 1929

This portrait, taken in 1929 by Jerome Studios, captures Tine van der Werf in the fashionable "La Garçonne" style, a trend popular in the 1920s. The subject's androgynous attire, including a loose shirt, tie, and trousers, reflected a shift toward more liberated fashion choices for women. The photograph's simplicity and the subject's direct gaze suggest a sense of self-assurance and modernity, characteristic of the era. The portrait is a poignant example of how photography reflected the changing social landscape and evolving identities of women in the early 20th century.