Vogue Front Cover Model 1950 (Colour)

by Antonio Bosano.

Vogue Front Cover Model 1950 (Colour) Pencil Portrait
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The quality of the prints are at a much higher level compared to the image shown on the left.

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To fit 7" x 5" frame-Price £19.95-Purchase

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The 1950s were defined by elegance, femininity, and structured silhouettes, with iconic trends like the New Look, poodle skirts, pencil skirts, and tailored menswear shaping the decade.

Women’s Fashion

The 1950s saw a celebration of femininity and elegance, largely influenced by Christian Dior’s New Look, which emphasized hourglass silhouettes with nipped-in waists, full skirts, and padded shoulders

Popular skirt styles included circle skirts and poodle skirts, often adorned with playful patterns, allowing for twirling and movement

The pencil skirt also became a staple, offering a sleek, figure-hugging alternative for work or social events

Dresses often featured fit-and-flare designs, sweetheart necklines, and soft pastels or polka dots, combining sophistication with youthful charm

Accessories like pearl bracelets, matching hats, gloves, and sling-back heels completed the polished look.