Ten 1950s Dress Styles Vintage 50s Dresses

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• Black Slip Dress Black Strapless Midi Dress Fit and Flare Party Dress Black Cocktail Dance Dress
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• Incredible 1950s Vintage Black Sequin Beaded Wool 50s Wiggle Evening Dress Gown
• Vtg Women's 50s Black Eyelet Shirtwaist Dress 1950s Thin Cotton Sundress
• Swiss Made White Cotton Floral Dress With Rose Print

1950s Kiilani - Honolulu golden cotton sundress with blue and black pineapple print throughout on a thatched roof background. 1950s black knit dress with 3/4-length sleeves, modified raglin shape, asymmetrical ribbon work that is finished to look like a dimensional tied bow to complement the v-neckline. What a fabulous 1950s ensemble of dress and bolero! This set boasts crisp cotton and a great print which is as vibrant as the day the dress was made.

It's not just a dress, but it's a dress that was made to be both elegant and confident at the same time.... An A-line dress made with floral pattern of purple and black hues is for a bold and classy effect. The neckline is a sweetheart cut that accentuate the bosom and a black halter strap is for a backless look. Nineties grunge culture combined a simple cut LBD with statement Doc Marten boots.

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LBD's would be ripped, pinned, patched and more by using various materials even including plastic bags! Many people wore their dresses with fishnets, and wore accessories that made the little black dress seem more intense and grown-up. The bodices were of ten decorated with small collars and bows, and the skirts often featured welt pockets on the sides or two oversized front patch pockets. Big buttons could be used to decorate the front, too. The other silhouette of the 1950s dress was somewhat opposite of the full skirted style, although the main features of the New Look remained.

Black Slip Dress Black Strapless Midi Dress Fit and Flare Party Dress Black Cocktail Dance Dress

Fashion magazines around the world featured this trend. Even Dior said, in 1954 that you can wear black in any time, any age, on almost any occasion. Our Black Dress is made from 100% unlined cotton, a metal side zip and slightly capped sleeves. Our vintage dress is a pull-over-your-head dress and requires to be washed in cool water by hand. The exhibit spans 6,000 square feet and allows you to walk through a chronological timeline of the little black dress’ history.

You will love the halter neckline and the black details from the bust area, as well as the back lace-ups. The 60's brought along shorter dresses with simple styles, and a sense of modernness. Geometric patterns could be found with straight lines and sharp angles. The LBD was supposed to be subtle but eye-catching, elegant but simple. The LBD of the 60's was mirrored the flapper-esque styles of the 1920's, which was accomplished by adding lace, beads, and fringe to dresses.

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When the famous garment was auctioned in 2006, it sold for an impressive £410,000. Before this, black was generally reserved for funerals and mourning and it was considered seriously indecent to wear the colour outside of these occasions. This lovely 1950s white cotton rose print dress is skilfully made and in pristine vintage condition. The fine printed cotton is soft to touch and of notable quality, featuring a pret...

Gingham check was introduced in 1950 and became wildly popular for house dresses as well as shirts, play suits, capri pants, and skirts. It was part of the “All American Western country girl” look of the ’50s. Summer dresses exposed more arm than ever before.

It’s short length and simplicity meant that any woman could afford to be chic. With Taylor’s neck and waistline, Hepburn’s sleeves and Kelly’s lace, this wedding gown has all the requisites of a 1950s heirloom. We love how the uneven, graduated hemline and der... Beautiful 50s demi couture black rhinestone and bead encrusted cut-out scallop neck silk dress!

Necklines could be scooped, v-neck, boat-neck, square-neck, or sweetheart. Dress collars could be large and pointed, small round Peter Pan or Bertha. Bertha collars were very large and round at the bottom, they fit around the entire neck like a bib. Collars were often done in white to contrast with the rest of the dress. Black and white were an especially common pairing.