While flapper dresses, feather headpieces, and fedoras are being dusted off for the annual celebration of all things Art Deco, a Hawke's Bay business is working to make sure the younger generation are also able to join in the fun.
Next week thousands will don their deco finest to enjoy the Tremains Art Deco Festival 2018, to commemorate the 1931 Napier earthquake and celebrate what was able to emerge from the disaster.
Local childrens clothing designer Jamie Rae has begun stocking child versions of the era's signature looks.
"There's so much available to adults but we realised not a lot for children. Yet all the schools partake in the event - it's a bit of history and it's fun for them.
"This year we are excited to be able to provide a product just for the children. We've brought in specially designed Gatsby, flapper dresses with matching feather headbands. They're gorgeous."
