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1 WOMENS FASHION IN THE 50s & 60s. 2 The 50s Wearable Breaking away from the traditional clothes -> even more trendy and efficient clothing Feminine New.

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1 1 WOMENS FASHION IN THE 50s & 60s

2 2 The 50s Wearable Breaking away from the traditional clothes -> even more trendy and efficient clothing Feminine New Materials

3 3 Dresses Sleeveless dresses Chemise dresses Figure-flattering dresses (able to create your own waist)

4 4 Materials Transparent fabric (chiffon & organdies) More feminine looking Velvet Used & tailored lavishly by designers

5 5 Accessories BIG on hats Belts Black & White

6 6 The 60s One of the most fashionable decades Even presidential candidates wives were fashion-conscious Smart-clothes Office clothes Travel clothes Emphasize fullness

7 7 Coat Shapes Shorter coats Full Coat Shapes

8 8 Smart Clothes Lavish Patterns Outline Simple & Colorful Weightless material (climate & travel)

9 9 Fashion Icons

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