1952 fashion

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Simplicity 8472; ©1952; Misses One-Piece Coat Dress: This important new princess style coat dress is padded at the hipline. The wide collar is cut in one with the front dress sections. The front seams form soft pleats below the waistline close front. View 2 is fashioned with three quarter length cuffed sleeves and an eight button front closing. So Vintage Patterns.Com Bust 34 [insert your photos of this pattern made up] [insert your username, and make sure your preferences allow for people…

some spring fashion from the Simpson's Spring and Summer catalog, 1952

Good Morning! For those of you who are sick and tired of vintage fashions, you are in luck as I have only one more week's worth of Modes Royale patterns to show you! As I said last week, I do hope that it has been interesting and that you have been able to glean a bit of inspiration from the pictures. Today I am sharing the Fall/Winter 1951/52 catalogue. I have found this one especially interesting. Take a look at the lower right hand corner of the cover. There were free patterns in this…

1956 Sears Spring Summer Catalog, Page 40

In the 1950s, the petticoat crinoline made a triumphant return to the fashion scene for skirts and dresses, with a bounce in its step and a swish in its sway.

The term "teenager" wasn't widely used until the 1940s. Clothing options were typically either made for "girls" or "small women." Regardless, teens always created their own trends and fads. Vintage teenage fashions favored brighter colors, shorter hems, and looser fits. They also borrowed menswear and made it their own. Teenagers are, and still are, the

September 1952. New York. Model Doris Erwin walking down Fifth Avenue. (via)