1955 fashion

Sears & Roebuck Fall 1955 (must have hat and gloves when dressing up) Nancy Berg front and center

~ Circa/Date: 1955 ~ Details: Three style Variation DRESS ~ Size/Measurements (Inches): Size: 14 BUST: 32″ Waist: 26″ Hip: 35″ ~ Please Note: ~ You are buying a ‘Professional Digitally Reproduced’ copy of this sewing pattern. Copied from the original sewing pattern. Produced in Full Scale Pattern Pieces ready to […]

Steve Holland ... the original Flash Gordon Steve Holland travelling here in a Chrysler New Yorker convertible wears a new kind of long -sleeved Polo shirt with a button-in gilet, solid colour on one side, striped on the other. By Alfred of New York. Sun goggles from Belz. "Jean Patchett was to Ford what Babe Ruth was to the Yankees" ... Jerry Ford - Ford Models Her beautiful face is reporting the benefits of a new face-cream diet: Matchabelli's "Polyderm-20." Especially designed for the…

1955 Sears Fall Winter Catalog, Page 308

1950s blouses, like other pieces of 50s clothing, came in different shapes, sizes, colors, and styles. Here we take a look at the most popular 50s vintage looks for women.

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Simplicity 1259; ©1955; Junior Misses’ and Misses’ Blouse, Skirt, and Weskit: This versatile wardrobe of separates features a blouse styled with the new larger collar, Long sleeves are gathered and pleated to cuffs. Patch pockets button to blouse at upper edge. Trim weskit, fully lined, has a V neckline. There is a slit at lower edge in back. Full skirt is softly pleated. Featured in Simplicity Printed Patterns Catalog, November 1956 Patterns from the Past [insert your photos of this pattern…

When I first saw this fashion while archiving photos that I like from the l'Officiel magazines, I knew it was going to become an obsession. A dress made out of two different sized dots! What's not to love? It also looked very Audrey Hepburn to me, even though I have never seen a photo of her wearing a dress like this. This is not surprising though, because this is a Hubert Givenchy design circa 1955. Givenchy was Audrey's favorite designer. I also found this photo in the same magazine and it…

In 1947, Christian Dior, turned 1940s fashion upside down with his “New Look.” The New Look was big and bold and utterly feminine. And it st...