The clothing styles, particularly the ankle-length skirts with dropped waists and loose bodices, strongly point to the late 1910s or very early 1920s. The hairstyles (short/pinned up with waves) and long pendant necklaces corroborate this era. Given Esther Burd's marriage in 1920 and her age (born ~1900), a date around 1918-1920 fits perfectly with her appearing as a young woman of about 18-20.

A formal black-and-white studio portrait of two young women standing side-by-side. They have their arms around each other's waists, indicating a close relationship, likely sisters or close friends. They are dressed in typical late 1910s/early 1920s fashion with long skirts, dropped waists, and short, wavy hairstyles. The background is a simple studio set with vertical panels.

20, 18

• Face 0: Age ~20, Female — Young woman with dark, wavy hair styled short or pinned up. She is wearing a long, solid-colored dress with a V-neck, a wide decorative belt, and a long pendant necklace.
• Face 1: Age ~18, Female — Young woman with dark, wavy hair styled short or pinned up. She is wearing a two-toned dress with a light, sheer long-sleeved top and a dark, shiny skirt, a wide belt, and a long pendant necklace.

Left: Solid-colored, ankle-length dress with a V-neck over a lighter undergarment, wide decorative waistband, button details on the bodice, and long sleeves with cuffs. Right: Two-piece effect dress with a sheer, light-colored, long-sleeved blouse over a dark, shiny, ankle-length skirt with a wide, plain belt. Both wear long pendant necklaces with large circular medallions. The woman on the right wears a prominent bracelet and a ring.