1940's fashion

some clasic clip's of fashion from the 40's

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[ronni1991]

over 40.000 views.. thank you guys for watching :)

[fantastico4123]

this isn't 1940s fashion. During World War 2, there was barely enough fabric to make clothing. They mended and recycled everything. Hems were at the knee or above and shoes were made of cork. I bet this is either the 1950's "New Age" or the 1930s

[ronni1991]

well this is actualy 1940's fashion. your right about everything was recyled but these clips are all produced to show of the newest fashion of the time. and the fashion industy was still going on even during ww2

[billoakesattablthree]

wow, stunningly beautiful. I remember my mother's descriptions of clothes she liked . One word that stands out is "snazzy" . I am a straight male but I used to love it when my mother would bring clothes home trying to decide which to keep for the different seasons. It was alot of fun to see her enjoy herself trying on the different outfits. Back then some of the stores would even deliver clothes for the women to try on and then send someone take the clothes back that were not kept. another era

[ronni1991]

thx. for that great comment.. I can easy imagine how it would have been.. just to sad i was born 50 years to late.. heh :)

[Makeitrunwayworthy]

too bad no one is cool anymore...*sigh*

amazing vid! xo

[ronni1991]

thank you so much....I can only agre with you.. those where the days

[lovestwospooch]

best fashion was 20 till 50. the 60 and 70 and 90s are true horrrors to my eyes!!! the fashion now is pretty okay...

[angelmtza]

As Obi Wan would say: "More civilized times". Today many feminist and feminazis talk about women's rights and dignity, IMO the ladies of the 40's to 60's had all the rights and more dignity than any modern woman (notice how I don't speak of modern day ladies). I should have been born half a century before and be spared the agony of living in a society where values, culture, sound money, good taste and of course really beautiful ladies are virtually extinct. Maybe in another life!

[snaomi67]

Love the furs!!!!

[Lavenderrose73]

That looks pretty cool. I'm cast in my college production Zoot Suit and I have to do a character analysis. I've got a very small part, just got to "create a character" the director says. I'm white and very conservative, and he says I just need to research how a conservative white woman would be taking all this zoot suit riot stuff in. I'm supposed to be in the jury, so I guess I also have to tell what was going through my character's mind in the jury when (my character) found them guilty, etc.

[lilgiggler35]

i missed out on all this by not being born till the late 60's. Many women don't know how to dress or act like ladies. I've seen some girls in dresses and heels who look like you might have dressed up a cow with the way they walk and act. we may have gained equal rights for women and i applaud that, but we also have lost alot of our femininity. we need to bring back charm and beauty classes.

[CharlestonAnnie]

ty for the video , i had no idea they wore that many prints !

[arsemonkey7]

I love it! Thanks for posting the video! :)

[TheChillyCucumber]

My God....our ancestors would be ashamed of us...look at the way people dress today...like hookers.

I prefer 1950's fashion and music, but I love the 40's as well :)

[superanimefan275]

I LOVE 1940's style, fashion, and music! I wish I was teen in that era. The fashion was so glamourous :D

[lacherryruby]

my opinion is that way back then was more elegant than now...now is just 2 plain out of show what was

[ilavayou2lolipop]

yes, the short shorts now are controversial, but back in that decade the corsets and all the extra padding and knee-short skirts could have been seen as controversial too. no era was perfect, no human being is classy all the time. no matter how far back in time you go people were always rebellious and testing the limits of this society we live in. TRY AND RESPECT YOUR ERA AS MUCH AS YOU RESPECT THE PAST.