#1950s fashion

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Costume from Call Me Madam (1953), Designed by Irene Sharaff: Ethel Merman as Mrs. Sally Adams (sourCostume from Call Me Madam (1953), Designed by Irene Sharaff: Ethel Merman as Mrs. Sally Adams (sourCostume from Call Me Madam (1953), Designed by Irene Sharaff: Ethel Merman as Mrs. Sally Adams (sour

Costume from Call Me Madam (1953), Designed by Irene Sharaff: Ethel Merman as Mrs. Sally Adams (source)


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sddubs: Dovima in a still from “Funny Face”, 1957.

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Dovima in a still from “Funny Face”, 1957.


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Besides, love between siblings, particularly between the elder brother and younger sister, has becomBesides, love between siblings, particularly between the elder brother and younger sister, has becomBesides, love between siblings, particularly between the elder brother and younger sister, has becom

Besides, love between siblings, particularly between the elder brother and younger sister, has become a specific marker of Tamil culture, mainly due to the impact of canonical Tamil films like En Thangai (My Sister, dir. M.K.R. Nambiar and Ch. Narayanamurthy, 1952) and Paasamalar (the Flower of Love, dir. A. Bhimsingh, 1961). [X]

Add to that the landmark 1952 film, Parasakthi which examines post-independence Tamil society through the story of a brother’s search for his younger sister. 

The whole look on the actress Sriranjaniis classic 1950s, specifically South Indian, but also seen elsewhere. This is a half-saree and the skirt in this decade was quite gathered and full. See also this costume from the same movie


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Swimming in a pool with a Christmas tree & floating ornaments in Los Angeles, 1955. Photo by Slim Aarons

Carole King Juniors 1957

Carole King Juniors 1957


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Barbara Dance Frocks 1956

Barbara Dance Frocks 1956


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Sakya / Polka dot retro dress & B&W & pink model - Japan - 2021

SourceRococo’s closet

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