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Vintage Women
Vintage Dancer | 1950s Style Clothing & Fashion for Women | 1950s Vintage Lingerie, Retro Pin Up Underwear
Cabaret Lace Plunge BraGlamour Mail
Speakeasy Fashion GarterbeltGlamour Mail
Womens Premium Feather Trim Satin Robe - Pink - 8
Rago Womens Extra Firm Open Bottom Body Shaper
Tiffany Turquoise Mesh Ruffled Babydoll with Giant Bow very 60s pinup girl vintage style Great Gift for your Mother
Pink Bullet Bra in Cotton Candy Pastel & Cream Underwire Mermaid Deco Stitching
Short Sheer Dressing Robe Boudoir Pin-Up Pegnoir Lingerie
Sophia Gold Lace Full PantyGlamour Mail
Dressing in vintage style clothing for a themed event or personal fashion is our passion. We turned a hobby into this website to make it easy to find vintage inspired clothing for women and men online spanning 1900-1960s. Our fashion history blog helps you create the look from decades past using vintage, vintage inspired and thrifty clothing, Need help? Ask us anytime.
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Achieving the 1950s silhouette takes a little creativity but it can be done using modern or reproduction 1950s lingerie. Start with a retro 50s bullet bra or classic shaped cone bra and add a pair of waist cinching high rise 50s panties / knickers, a girdle, or a corset waist cincher. For the ultimate in shaping an hourglass figure, wear an underbust corset. You may also need a garter to hold up your vintage backseam stockings if your 1950s underwear doesn’t have them attached already. Read the history of 1950s vintage lingerie for more details.
The correct 1950s retro lingerie can make a big difference in how your vintage clothes fit and your confidence too. Many repro vintage retro lingerie sets come in regular to plus sizes and up to 42F bras! They are beautiful on the outside, perfect for pin up lingerie photoshoots in a range of authentic or inspired vintage colors.
Adding romantic 50s vintage silky robe, nightgown or pajamas and a pair of bedroom slippers will keep you living the Old Hollywood dream. Or for a bit of spice, a baby doll nightie is sure to please.
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The 1960s was an exciting time to be a young woman in the Western World. The shockwaves of a cultural revolution were starting to rumble through the once modest and subdued societies of American and Western Europe.
The fast-growing feminist movement rejected typical “women’s clothes,” for more edgy garments, ranging from fashionable pantsuits to “no such thing as too short,” skirts and shorts. An explosion of new styles, such as the babydoll dress, became popular and women like Brigitte Bardot, Mary Quant, and even Jackie Kennedy became the fashion icons of the era.
These photos are a classic example of what the “cool girls” of the 1960s looked like, donning styles which are still popular today.
Hairdressing Competition in Ljubljana, Slovenia, 1961.
Photo by FORTEPAN – Nagy Gyula CC BY-SA 3.0
Budapest. Photo by FORTEPAN CC BY-SA 3.0
Two teenage girls getting ready in a bathroom c. 1960. Photo by Archive Photos/Getty Images
Highschoolers relaxing during lunch break.
Priscilla Beaulieu playing an Elvis Presley record
Indonesian film actress Indriati Iskak in a promotional still, c. 1960.
Photo taken in Eugene, Oregon (USA) in 1966 or 1967. The automobile is a 1960 Austin-Healey Sprite. Photo by John Atherton CC BY SA 2.0
Promotional poster for Filipinki Boys Are Liars Tour (January – June 1970)
Têtes Noires, Minneapolis’ first all-female rock band, backstage at First Avenue. Photo by Catherine Settanni CC BY 2.0
The Dandy Girls. Photo by Rigmor Dahl Delphin CC BY-SA 4.0
They longed for the independence they had enjoyed, or heard about, during the 1940s. This gave rise to the “bra-burning” generation of 1960s feminists. Many women pursued higher education, with more 26,000 attending University in the year 1962.
The decade brought on a flood of new fashion trends, many of which were considered “extreme” for their time.
Marea Harris is one of the authors writing for The Vintage News
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