50s tops women

50s Charlotte blouse Beige by Collectif. Elegant fourties - fifties vintage style blouse. Very classy blouse with flattering double layered cap sleeves. Made of a high quality stretchy polyester in Beige. The capsleeves as well as the double layered collar have an olive-green coloured piping. The upper layer of the collar ends in two long ties which can be knotted as a scarve, sooo pretty! Slightly fitted, with olive-green covered buttons.Also available in different colours!

Mixing separates was an especially exciting idea in the '50s. With an explosion of new styles, synthetic materials, and affordable prices, women bought up 1950s tops and bottoms in record numbers. It was advised to purchase several shirts in the same style so that a woman always had coordinating outfits. In the 1940s, blouses were

1950s sailor stripes nautical 50s top shirt

Sears Catalogs are REALLY big, so I’ve picked some of neatest pages for your enjoyment. This is the Spring/Summer 1958 edition.

fashion plaid shirt for women,off the shoulder,party wear

I love dresses. I love them so much because you throw on a dress and it can be a whole outfit! There's no deciding what goes with what or should the top be left tucked in or out. For me, the less decisions to make the better, so I love a complete all-in-one outfit. Unfortunately my great love of dresses means I tend to neglect tops in my wardrobe. The good thing is, I'm always pleasantly surprised when I make a blouse at how quickly it goes and how little fabric it uses because I'm so used…