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1940s in fashion. 1940s in fashion may refer to: 1930–45 in fashion. 1945–60 in fashion.
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- 1945–1960 in Western fashion
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May 8, 2019 · Despite these controversies, the New Look silhouette continued to be popular into the later 1940s (Fig. 14) and was the predominant silhouette in women’s fashion by 1949 and stayed that way well into the 1950s. Fig. 13 - Christian Dior (French, 1905–1957). Dior's Corolle (New Look) line, 1947.
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Apr 19, 2024 · Throughout the 1940s, Hollywood pictures offered as much fashion to feast on as a magazine. Films like A Philadelphia Story , Gilda , and The Big Sleep gave us screen sirens who wore clothes with ...
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For her easy hours she wanted a really beautiful gown — one that made her feel like Lynn Fontanne. A gown in star sapphire blue, purple or black, with swirls of gilt and coral at the deep slashed throat is a perfect example of something a woman would relax in in 1941. If she breakfasted in bed, she wanted a bed-jacket to match her gown. Or she woul...
Fashion in 1943 began to show momentum of its own, an honest freedom from the great tradition of Paris on which it had leaned so heavily, for so long. Clothes were at once less cautious and less tricky. Still marked by the simplicity that wartime fabric shortages and the wartime work and psychology of women demanded, the simplicity was tempered by ...
U.S. fashion designers displayed remarkable creativity when using the limited amount of textiles allotted to them by the government. The rounded line replaced angles, which was the primary means of avoiding boring designs. At the beginning of 1945, the roundness was first achieved by pulling the waist tight, emphasizing fullness above and below the...
Femininity was in full swing in 1946, After long, wartorn years of wearing suits, women turned to dresses again. The curves that were so popular in 1945 were replaced by a more natural look. The shoulders and bosom were much more exposed this year, but never in a flamboyant way. Even though Paris was short on just about everything but talent, desig...
The new look, which had blossomed, billowed and exploded the point of near absurdity, finally collapsed. Clothes were pared down to create a tight fitting, spare look. It was the total opposite of what had been worn for the last three years. Jackets were short and rib-tight. Skirts were straight in the front and sides, with all fullness drawn to th...
Spring of 1949 went down in fashion history as the flying panel period. In the previous autumn Balenciaga had shown a fitted suit with narrow skirt, and a wide separate back panel. This original method of achieving a slim look combined with becoming movement made such an impression that the Paris spring collections were full of developments of this...
Being put together, cheerful, and practical was the job of women during WWII. 1940s fashion accessories such as hats, gloves, handbags, and jewelry completed an outfit, while natural makeup with bright red lips painted a happy face during difficult times. 1943 winter dresses and suit. 1940s Fashion Trends.
