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womens hairstyle

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pencil skirts only

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"bobby-soxer" was coined to denote adolescent girls who sported a new style of sweaters, full skirts, and saddle shoes

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"bobby-soxer" was coined to denote adolescent girls who sported a new style of sweaters, full skirts, and saddle shoes

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this is the teen girl clothes type

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actually just dead animals on their shoulders

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actually just dead animals on their shoulders

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mens wear may 1949

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mens wear 1942 in august

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Women had an incredible amount of options when it came to dresses. From black starched mousseline dresses with ruffled jabots to glazed chintz dirndls with white lace and pink satin — it seemed nothing was off limits.

No 1940s dress was complete without fur, gloves and a large piece of jewelry. A fine necklace wouldn’t hurt either.

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mens wear 1942 in july

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War rationing caused the most significant change in men's suits during the 1940s. Although the shape changed little, vests, pocket flaps, and trouser pleats and cuffs were removed to conserve material. In contrast, the flashy zoot suits, occasionally worn by young men, boasted baggy pants and large, wide shoulders. With the end of war rationing came longer, full cut suits. Men's hair was longer and greased back during the 1940s, especially for teenagers and young men. 

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War rationing caused the most significant change in men's suits during the 1940s. Although the shape changed little, vests, pocket flaps, and trouser pleats and cuffs were removed to conserve material. In contrast, the flashy zoot suits, occasionally worn by young men, boasted baggy pants and large, wide shoulders. With the end of war rationing came longer, full cut suits. Men's hair was longer and greased back during the 1940s, especially for teenagers and young men. 

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Teenage boys of the 1940s typically wore high-waisted pants or jeans, with turned up cuffs, white socks, and penny loafers. T-shirts, collared shirts, or pullover sweaters were worn.

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Teenage boys of the 1940s typically wore high-waisted pants or jeans, with turned up cuffs, white socks, and penny loafers. T-shirts, collared shirts, or pullover sweaters were worn.

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Women's clothes of the 1940s were typically modeled after the utility clothes produced during war rationing. Squared shoulders, narrow hips, and skirts that ended just below the knee were the height of fashion. Tailored suits were also quite popular.Utility clothes typically featured squared shoulders, narrow hips, and skirts that ended just below the knee. Tailored suits were the dominant form of utility fashion.

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Women's clothes of the 1940s were typically modeled after the utility clothes produced during war rationing. Squared shoulders, narrow hips, and skirts that ended just below the knee were the height of fashion. Tailored suits were also quite popular.Utility clothes typically featured squared shoulders, narrow hips, and skirts that ended just below the knee. Tailored suits were the dominant form of utility fashion.

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Day dresses were often pastel, with Peter Pan collars and full gathered skirts. Wide-necked dresses were also in high demand.

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Day dresses were often pastel, with Peter Pan collars and full gathered skirts. Wide-necked dresses were also in high demand.

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A-line and pencil skirts were very popular form-fitting fashions

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Older girls wore schoolgirl outfits such as a black or green velveteen plaid skirt with white pique blouse and feather white socks and white shoed in the late thirty

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Older girls wore schoolgirl outfits such as a black or green velveteen plaid skirt with white pique blouse and feather white socks and white shoed in the late thirty

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Head scarves were also quite fashionable during the 1940s.The small, tilted hats of the 1930s evolved into a number of similar styles during the 1940s.

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Head scarves were also quite fashionable during the 1940s.The small, tilted hats of the 1930s evolved into a number of similar styles during the 1940s.

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The curves that were so popular in 1945 were replaced by a more natural look in 1946. The shoulders and bosom were much more exposed, but never in a flamboyant way.

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The curves that were so popular in 1945 were replaced by a more natural look in 1946. The shoulders and bosom were much more exposed, but never in a flamboyant way.

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lots of weird clips and hats, hair was mostly up 

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lots of weird clips and hats, hair was mostly up 

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Gloves were a necessity. In almost any picture you find, women are wearing gloves.

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Hair was typically soft, full, and curled. Hair reached the shoulders but was often pulled back.

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Hair was typically soft, full, and curled. Hair reached the shoulders but was often pulled back.

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Clothes in the 1940s were very bright and colorful. The brighter the better. Women’s shoes were often one of three popular color choices: red, white or blue.

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Clothes in the 1940s were very bright and colorful. The brighter the better. Women’s shoes were often one of three popular color choices: red, white or blue.

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Clothes in the 1940s were very bright and colorful. The brighter the better. Women’s shoes were often one of three popular color choices: red, white or blue.

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Women wore dresses and skirts — they still didn’t wear slacks yet

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Men-Suits, ties and hats were commonplace in public. Women-wore dresses and skirts they still didn’t wear pants yet.Another thing women ALWAYS wore: gloves. Preferably a pair that matches your outfit. Fur was very popular, as were animal skins. Crocodile purses, wombat collars, lambskin lining, and leather sleeves — no animal was off limits.

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Men-Suits, ties and hats were commonplace in public. Women-wore dresses and skirts they still didn’t wear pants yet.Another thing women ALWAYS wore: gloves. Preferably a pair that matches your outfit. Fur was very popular, as were animal skins. Crocodile purses, wombat collars, lambskin lining, and leather sleeves — no animal was off limits.

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hair was often still hid under hats, but usually was longer and tied in a bun or other up-do

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Clothes in the 1940s were very bright and colorful. The brighter the better. Women’s shoes were often one of three popular color choices: red, white or blue.

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Coats, gloves, and pocket books replaced the jewelry and furs of the previous decades.

Gloves were commonly worn, and pocket books were carried under the arm.

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