Weimar cabaret refers to the cabaret performed in 1920s Berlin, combining songs, dances, sketches, and banter, often satirical and sophisticated and frequently exploring gender fluidity before the rise of the Nazis ended it. Flapper dresses and suits carry the clothing, sometimes worn by the opposite gender. Ornate beading covers them. Corsets shape the body. Top hats and feathered headbands sit on top, with sheer black pantyhose below.