costume 40 50

A line

eisenhower jackets

eisenhower jacket

culottes/split skirts

peasant dirndl skirts

slack suits

lily dache creates factory head wear

perm haircut - pompadour hairstyle

Elsa Schiaparelli - known for her dramatic flair and her use of surrealist motifs

Ushered in padded shoulders

First couture designer to use zippers

First couturier to use man-made fabrics

First couturier to use animal prints

Extended line to include hats, jewelry,

clothing, cosmetics

Invented Shocking Pink

Victorian revival snoods in hair

utility clothes

demob suits

zoot suit

bold look

loafer or leisure coat

short monterey jacket

baseball - plaid hunting jacket

garbadine jacket

new look

The shoulder line rounded.

The waistline nipped in.

The hemline lengthened.

Elements common to daytime styles were

rounded shoulders, narrow waists, and either

wide or narrow skirts.

Skirts were either very full, with up to 25 yards of fabric or tightly

fitted.

peter pan collar

shawl collar

roll collar

notch collar

cornical shape of the era - circular stitched

the cantilever bra

A waist cinch or a

long line

brassiere, called a

Merry Widow,

made the waist

smaller.

stiffly starched or nylon petticoat held out the full skirt

bolero like cardigans

bermuda pedalpushers capris

shorties or toppers

ballerina length dresses

trapeze dress

coco chanel

bold look - grey flannel suit - continental cut

continental suit

bermuda shorts

pork pie hat

flat top hair cuts

white buckskin

teddy boys - rebellion

teddy boys - winkle pickers shoes

D.A or duck tail hairstyle

poodle skirts made of felt

balenciaga fashion

beatknits

girdle

the ivy league look

stiletto heel