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40's, 50's & 60's fashion inspirations home goodwood revival our time at the goodwood revival weekend gallery fabulous vintage events the war and peace show goodwood revival costumes – 50’s costumes for women posted by jen on 10/09/2012 in fashion ideas with comments closed | ∞ with the weekend getting closer, many already have their goodwood revival costumes already. however, for the not so organised amongst us, we have prepared some 50’s costumes ideas for women. the 50’s were instrumental in the fashion world. the world had largely recovered from world war ii, meaning that new technologies, music and fashion were all prominent features in the news. during the war, designers were warned not waste materials as they may be needed for servicemen’s uniforms. this meant that designers had limited resources and had to cut back on ‘frills’ and pockets. the start of fashion in the 50’s was actually created in 1947 by christian dior. the ‘house of dior’ collection went down in history as the post war ‘new look’. the signature shape of the ‘house of dior’ was a below the calf full skirt, pointed bust, small waist and shoulder line. dior stated that skirts should only ever be 12” or 15” off the ground, then nipped in at the waist. strapless designs were created for evening ballgowns as bust-lines were accentuated and waistlines raised. after having such limited supplies during the war, the feminine look was really prized, with long gloves and pearls becoming more and more popular. as the look became even more popular, there were different alternatives created. by the mid 50’s, the wiggle dress had also been designed and was becoming increasingly popular. the wiggle dress is defined as being narrower at the hem line than it is at the hips. the narrowness causes your legs to keep close together at the knees, causing a ‘wiggle’ as you walk. much of 50’s fashion is still popular today. the 50’s was all about independence and freedom. the war was over and this was the era of mass produced clothing and standardised sizes. women also started to wear trousers more, having been forced to during wartime. unlike during the war when women were forced to wear their husbands old trousers, trousers were actually designed for women. these included pedal pushers, bermuda shorts and tapered leggings. it was finally acceptable for women to wear the same as men. the 50’s was really a decade of change and innovations for fashion, which led well to the most radical era for fashion, the 1960’s. for goodwood revival costumes and any other fancy dress needs, then visit the mad hatters fancy dress website. goodwood revival costumes – 50’s costumes for men posted by jen on 03/09/2012 in 50's fashion with comments closed | ∞ the 1950’s were iconic for fashion and so play a big part in goodwood revival costumes. the war ended in 1945 after seven long years and much of the 40’s was spent dealing with the aftermath. however the 1950’s saw a new era and rather than being concerned about rationing and survival, it was a time of celebration and freedom. many designers tried to take on the task of redesigning fashion for the world and many succeeded in changing the style. for men, this decade was shaped by different subcultures of teddy boys, greasers and rockers. the teddy boy trend arose as income increased post war. the subculture was inspired by saville row tailors trying to increase their revenue and customer base after the war. the look started in london and rapidly spread across the uk, becoming associated with american rock and roll. the style was very much that of the edwardian era with tapered trousers, long jackets and fancy waistcoats. this was where the name ‘teddy boys’ came from, as edward shortens down to teddy. whilst other groups had tried to distinguish themselves from others the teddy’s were the first to manage this, differentiating themselves as teenagers and helping to create a youth market. so what exactly is the teddy boy look? the teddy boys was all about swank and exhibition. teddy boy clothing included dark drape jackets, sometimes distinguished with a velvet trim collar and pocket flaps. the typical look also included high waist drainpipe trousers which would expose the socks. the favoured footwear included polished oxfords, brogues or any other suede shoes. underneath the suit they would wear a white shirt, a narrow ‘slim jim’ or western ‘maverick’ tie. the preferred hairstyle was long, moulded and greased-up up hair with a quiff at the front, then side combed back. the 1970’s also saw a revival of the teddy boy look, inspired by designers like vivienne westwood and malcolm mclaren. another popular look for the 1950’s was the rocker look, later to be known as the greasers. this was centred around the bikers subculture. up until the world war britain held a prestigious position and was associated with glamour and wealth. from the 1950’s brits were able to afford to buy motor cars, the poorer of society would drive motorcycles. if you are attending the goodwood revival this year then give us a call at mad hatters on 01580 830757 for help in finding the perfect outfit. you can also visit our website on www.madhattersfancydress.com hairstyles for goodwood revival posted by jen on 31/08/2012 in goodwood revival with comments closed | ∞ as we have already discussed, the 40’s and 50’s were great era’s for fashion. but once you’ve created your perfect outfit for the goodwood revival , then it’s important not to forget the finishing touches such as your hair and make up. first of all, make up. ladies, lips should be red. this is the hallmark of make up in the 1940’s. go for as bright a red as your clothing will allow, remember this should be classy so if you are wearing bright coloured clothes which would not match bright red lips then tone it down. lips are supposed to stand out and be noticeable so don’t be afraid of bright colours! blusher was also popular. you should go for the porcelain look rather than tanned, so use a foundation which is no darker than your skin colour, then finish it off with blusher. the blusher should go on your cheeks, nose and forehead. eye make up wasn’t bright in the 1940’s, so go for darker colours. mascara and eye liners should be applied for 1950’s dress. hairstyles were very prominent in this era. perhaps one of the most recognisable looks and one of the most flattering was the victory rolls. to create this look, first section off and roll a thick strand of hair into a circle either between two fingers or with two knitting needles. once close to the scalp pin it down inside allowing the curl to stand up on it’s own. it will take a lot of practice to achieve the desired look, and you can have as many rolls as you like. the key is to keep them as smooth as possible. top reverse rolls are swept up away from the face, rolled and pinned toward the top of the head. side reverse rolls are one of the most familiar of the 1940’s hairstyles. this style is popular on most women, because it is good for most face types and figures. hair had a lot of volume throughout the 1940’s, 50’s and 60’s, so make sure you have plenty of hairspray at the ready when doing your vintage hair. curls were also popular during this period so if you would prefer not to have the victory rolls you could simply curl your hair then back comb it to give it volume. spray lots of hairspray to keep in place. style was extremely important during this era, so make sure you finish off your outfits with the correct make up and hairstyles. if you have any problems then please contact mad hatters and we can point you in the right direction for more tips. tags: goodwood revival raf uniforms to hire for the goodwood revival posted by jen on 22/08/2012 in goodwood revival with comments closed | ∞ each year mad hatters fancy dress invest time and money into getting the best outfits for the goodwood revival. this year’s new additions, are a range of raf uniforms , including flight suit

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