The 1920s in Paris, known colloquially as "Les Années Folles" or the "Crazy Years," were synonymous with a seismic cultural and artistic shift. In the aftermath of World War I, Paris emerged not as a city steeped in its tragic past but as a beacon of renewal and avant-garde expression. It was an era marked by a collective hunger for life, a time where jazz rhythms floated out of Montmartre cabarets and the latest fashions paraded down the Champs-Élysées.