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Vintage 1950s watches and timepieces are usually handmade. They came in gold, silver, nickel and any other kind of metal you’ve ever heard of. Also, people had a wide variety of bands and bracelets to choose from.

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Typical '50s makeup includes the cat eye and bright lipstick. Hair was typically short and curled, with a hat for nearly every occasion. The late '50s saw more straight hair and ponytails.

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One 1950s fad for girls was to wear a man’s shirt outside their jeans. In high school, a soft sweater paired with a collared blouse was a smart look.

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One 1950s fad for girls was to wear a man’s shirt outside their jeans. In high school, a soft sweater paired with a collared blouse was a smart look.

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Many teen girls preferred full skirts, some with 4-inch hems. These skirts were often made of wool felt fabric in bright colors, including the world famous poodle skirt.

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Bright colors/patterns - Go bold! The '50s were a color explosion.Full skirts or narrow skirts - There really was no in between. Skirts went mid-calf, and were either super fitted or super full!Halter dresses - Necklines got lower, and halter dresses became quite popular. You can find a lot of these around today!Short shorts - High-waisted, of course. No muffin top!Peplum tops - These shirts followed with the trends, highlighting a narrow waist.Stilletos - The magic of high heels was born! If you don't have any low heels of the 1920s, '30s, or '40s, I'd go with a '50's era costume.Oxfords - Always a more casual option, the oxford was quite popular in the footwear world.

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Bright colors/patterns - Go bold! The '50s were a color explosion.Full skirts or narrow skirts - There really was no in between. Skirts went mid-calf, and were either super fitted or super full!Halter dresses - Necklines got lower, and halter dresses became quite popular. You can find a lot of these around today!Short shorts - High-waisted, of course. No muffin top!Peplum tops - These shirts followed with the trends, highlighting a narrow waist.Stilletos - The magic of high heels was born! If you don't have any low heels of the 1920s, '30s, or '40s, I'd go with a '50's era costume.Oxfords - Always a more casual option, the oxford was quite popular in the footwear world.

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 hemlines dropped significantly, reaching mid-calf or even ankle length while the popularity of the hourglass silhouette rose. Dresses with flowing, bright colored skirts became the standard for suburban housewives. For working women, the much more form-fitting knee-length pencil skirt was often worn, requiring a tight girdle in order to emphasize the hourglass figure.

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 hemlines dropped significantly, reaching mid-calf or even ankle length while the popularity of the hourglass silhouette rose. Dresses with flowing, bright colored skirts became the standard for suburban housewives. For working women, the much more form-fitting knee-length pencil skirt was often worn, requiring a tight girdle in order to emphasize the hourglass figure.

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Hairstyles were short, soft and neat and almost always curled. A huge amount of effort was used in styling their hair. One of the most famous hairstyles were the petal coif and the pixie hairstyle.

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Bright colors/patterns - Go bold! The '50s were a color explosion.Full skirts or narrow skirts - There really was no in between. Skirts went mid-calf, and were either super fitted or super full!Halter dresses - Necklines got lower, and halter dresses became quite popular. You can find a lot of these around today!Short shorts - High-waisted, of course. No muffin top!Peplum tops - These shirts followed with the trends, highlighting a narrow waist.Stilletos - The magic of high heels was born! If you don't have any low heels of the 1920s, '30s, or '40s, I'd go with a '50's era costume.Oxfords - Always a more casual option, the oxford was quite popular in the footwear world.

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Bright colors/patterns - Go bold! The '50s were a color explosion.Full skirts or narrow skirts - There really was no in between. Skirts went mid-calf, and were either super fitted or super full!Halter dresses - Necklines got lower, and halter dresses became quite popular. You can find a lot of these around today!Short shorts - High-waisted, of course. No muffin top!Peplum tops - These shirts followed with the trends, highlighting a narrow waist.Stilletos - The magic of high heels was born! If you don't have any low heels of the 1920s, '30s, or '40s, I'd go with a '50's era costume.Oxfords - Always a more casual option, the oxford was quite popular in the footwear world.

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Dresses with flowing, bright colored skirts became the standard for suburban housewives. For working women, the much more form-fitting knee-length pencil skirt was often worn, requiring a tight girdle in order to emphasize the hourglass figure.

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Dresses with flowing, bright colored skirts became the standard for suburban housewives. For working women, the much more form-fitting knee-length pencil skirt was often worn, requiring a tight girdle in order to emphasize the hourglass figure.

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In the mid-50s, some dressmakers tailored dresses with long sleeves. Also, gloves were coming back into fashion, with white being the glamorous choice. 

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In the mid-50s, some dressmakers tailored dresses with long sleeves. Also, gloves were coming back into fashion, with white being the glamorous choice. 

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1950s dresses, “swing dresses” as some are called, are coming back into style. Women who love vintage style are going for the malt shop look. It’s not a hard look to achieve, and doesn’t require much maintenance, but you have to nail the dress.

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1950s dresses, “swing dresses” as some are called, are coming back into style. Women who love vintage style are going for the malt shop look. It’s not a hard look to achieve, and doesn’t require much maintenance, but you have to nail the dress.

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