1948 fashion

Advance 4758; ca. 1948; View 1, dress with low neck and long or three-quarter sleeves, self cording at neck and waistline. View 2, dress with higher neckline and long or three-quarter sleeves, purchased belt. Featured in Advance Patterns Fashion News, January 1948 and in Advance catalog, April 1948 [insert your photos of this pattern made up] [insert your username, and make sure your preferences allow for people to contact you via e-mail. Do not list your email address here!]

Simplicity 2580; ©1948; Misses Skirt and Scarf: The skirt, cut in four sections, joins to a waistband. Style 1 has an outside tuck which encircles the skirt. In Style 2, ruffling trims the lower edge. Style 3 is finished with belt carriers through which a purchased belt is inserted. In Styles 2 and 4, the scarf, cut in two sections, featured pockets on the inside under the tripe row of ruffling at each end. A hood may be formed of the scarf when outfit ideas aesthetic vintage Simplici

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Teenage fashion from Harrods in this 1948 advertisement.

Couture Allure Vintage Fashion: Wearing White - 1948

✯ Day 141 of Vintage 365 ✯ Once long ago in a time before incessant text messaging, countless Real Housewives shows (you know, back in those days when more housewives actually lived up to their names and looked after their homes and families instead of starting cat fights for living), and Starbucks locations on every corner, a department store chain by the name of Eatons presided over Canada from coast to shining coast. For a time Eaton's (the official name of which was the T. Eaton Co…

https://flic.kr/p/B2dFeV | Seventeen Magazine August 1948

From the 6 March 1948 edition of Australian Women's Weekly.

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1948 Sears Fall Winter Catalog, Page 187 - Catalogs & Wishbooks

The Australian Women's Weekly 12-06-1948 : Bauer Media Group : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

This blog post is dedicated to dancers looking for some vintage inspiration in their closets. Specifically, I will be doing a brief overview of women’s fashion in the jazz era (1920s, 1930s, and 1940s). I am focusing on everyday looks - fashion statements that are danceable and not limited to a seas

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I just love the yellow coat. I think it's adorable, but still very practical.