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Given at the American Popular Culture association conference, this is a slide show to accompany a lecture on the history of the Shirtwaist Dress at it appeared in Good Housekeeping (including a discussion of Donna Reed, Christian Dior, and Rudi Gernrich).
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1940s-1950s: Fashion was strictly controlled during WWII with pencil skirts and utility fabrics, then Dior's "New Look" defined the 1950s with an hourglass silhouette emphasizing femininity.
1960s: The miniskirt became iconic as women's liberation took hold, and designers like Courreges popularized a more geometric, space-age aesthetic.
1970s: Bold, colorful fashions emerged as hippies, punks, and disco dominated, including floral prints, bell bottoms, and platform shoes.
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Fashion trends in the 1930s included wider shoulders for both men and women, with butterfly and banjo sleeves becoming popular. Synthetic fabrics like rayon and nylon also came into widespread use. For women, skirt lengths became more conservative in response to the Great Depression, though cloche hats and short hair remained stylish. Influential Hollywood costume designers like Adrian popularized certain looks, like puffed sleeves and full skirts. For men, suits became softer and more tailored, with drape cuts and tapered trousers and sleeves becoming fashionable. Bright colors faded from men's fashion. During WWII, rationing limited fabrics and styles became more practical.
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This document provides a biography of fashion designer Norman Hartnell. It discusses that he was born in London in 1901 and studied at Cambridge University where he designed costumes. He left school to establish his label in 1923. Some of his most notable designs were for Queen Elizabeth's wedding gown and coronation gown. Hartnell was known for elegant designs using luxurious fabrics and intricate details. He found inspiration from paintings and portraits. The document provides details about various garments and sketches he designed. It discusses his legacy living on through Marc Bohan after Hartnell's passing.
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Confidence is Key: Fashion for Women Over 50
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5:凡事获得留信网入网的信息将会逐步更新到个人身份内，将在公安局网内查询个人身份证信息后，同步读取人才网入库信息
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我们所定的价格是非常合理的，而且我们现在做得单子大多数都是代理和回头客户介绍的所以一般现在有新的单子 我给客户的都是第一手的代理价格，因为我想坦诚对待大家 不想跟大家在价格方面浪费时间
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校徽：象征着学校的荣誉和传承。
校名:学校英文全称
授予学位：本部分将注明获得的具体学位名称。
毕业生姓名：这是最重要的信息之一，标志着该证书是由特定人员获得的。
颁发日期：这是毕业正式生效的时间，也代表着毕业生学业的结束。
其他信息：根据不同的专业和学位，可能会有一些特定的信息或章节。
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History of the Shirtwaist Dress
- 1. Icon: Tracing the path of the 1950s Shirtwaist Dress through Dior & Goodhousekeeping By Heather Vaughan
- 2. Far From Heaven (2002) Pleasantville (1998) Mad Men (AMC TV series 2007)
- 3. September 1950 May 1954
- 4. Shirtwaist c. 1915 Women’s Institute of Domestic Arts and Sciences. Wartime Shirtwaister, 1943
- 5. Mademoiselle , March 1947 Mrs. Edwin Vare, Jr , Ladies Professional Golf Association Hall of Fame Winner, 1950
- 6. Christian Dior, 1947 Dior’s ‘New Look’
- 7. "Chérie," Dior, 1947 “ Pactole,” Dior, 1949 Dior,1948
- 8. “ The pleats stitched down below the hips, then released like a fan.” Harpers Bazaar , April 1947
- 9. From April 1947, Harper’s Bazaar : “ [It] is the essence of femininity . . . fitted tightly to the body and buttoned from neck to wasp waist . . . . Skirts are tremendously full, and from ten to twelve inches from the ground. Yards and yards of material swing and swirl because pleats are hand–pressed and flare to the hem.… Inside the pleated skirts are padded, stiffened yet perfectly comfortable , and wonderful for women with small waists, large hips. In the house of Dior, French draping met its death—it was vanquished by pleats and under-padding. ”
- 10. Pauline Trigere, Diana Vreeland (editor of Vogue); and Nancy White (of Harper’s Bazaar ) 1964. Nancy White, 1956 Good Housekeeping
- 11. “ Although the clothes you see on Good Housekeeping ’s pages are the kind that set you dreaming, the dreams are the kind that can come true . For with all their flattering distinction, these clothes are sold in many stores and at prices retailers call ‘popular’—virtues not always found in clothes you see featured as fashion news .” -- Brooks, Christopher. “One year and 350,000 yards ago.” Good Housekeeping , May 1948.
- 12. Good Housekeeping , January 1950
- 14. “ Swing into Pleats,” Harper’s Bazaar , February 1947
- 15. Good Housekeeping , April 1947 and March 1948
- 16. Good Housekeeping , April 1948 A “petticoat that whispers” “ An organdy beauty with a deep flounce made to float out your skirts.” A “crunchy white cotton hope-chest treasure”
- 17. Good Housekeeping , April 1948
- 18. “ The Waspie by Warner, 1947 ( Thesander, 159) Lily of France, 1955
- 19. Good Housekeeping , November 1947 “ Like an old fashioned corselet, a nylon-marquisette and nylon-and-cotton mesh-elastic bra rounds your hipline”
- 20. Good Housekeeping , May 1948
- 21. Good Housekeeping, September 1948
- 22. Good Housekeeping, January 1950 Saturation & Reinvention ca.1950s
- 23. Good Housekeeping , March 1950
- 24. Dior, Spring 1951 (Keenan, 81)
- 25. “ The shirtwaist in flower, its natural up-to-the-minute aptness made suddenly more so by one of this spring’s miraculous botanical prints—sharp acid greens and yellow and the tart vermilion pinks that blaze this time of year in a hundred country gardens.” (“Flowered Cotton” Harpers Bazaar , March 1955, 134).
- 26. Father Knows Best , 1954 Leave it to Beaver , 1961 Donna Reed Show Cast Photo, n.d
- 27. Donna Reed, 1962 Donna Stone was a: “ wife, mother, companion, booster, nurse, housekeeper, cook, laundress, gardener, bookkeeper, clubwoman, choir singer, PTA officer, [and] Scout leader…” - William Roberts, creator of The Donna Reed Show
- 28. The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit (1956) Grace Metalious, author of Peyton Place , August 1956.
- 29. Published in 1957 Anne Fogarty Dress, 1957
- 30. Shirtwaist 1949 Clothing for Moderns , Erwin. Shirtwaist 1957 Clothing for Moderns Erwin.
- 31. Starr, Management for Better Living , 1956
- 32. “ Mrs. Square and Miss Hip”, Gernriche Resort 1967(Moffitt).
- 33. “ Mrs. Square and Miss Hip”, Gernriche Resort 1967(Moffitt). “ [Rudi] Gernreich, the showman, surprised the audience at his October [1967] collection by showing a model wearing a belted shirtwaist dress that covered her knees. As if that weren’t shock enough, she wore a padded bra, nylon stockings, and spike-heeled pumps with bag and gloves to match. Just as bewildered reporters and buyers started to gasp in amazement, out came Moffitt in a thigh-high mini of the same print as the shirtwaist dress and little-heeled shoes.”
- 34. c. 1960 (My great-grandmother) c. 1957-1960 (My grandmother) Early 1940s. (My grandmother and Aunt)