Fabulous 50's Costumes
Let's go to the sock hop! Show your fab 50's style in Pink Ladies jackets, '50s
poodle skirts, Marilyn Monroe costumes, Elvis costumes, Grease costumes and more in adult and plus size. Accessories from cat's eye glasses and sunglasses to polka dot and
rhinestone accessories, saddle shoes, earrings, scarves, headbands, wigs and more!
| 50's Costumes Poodle skirts in all colors, Pink Ladies jackets, Grease, Marilyn Monroe, Elvis, 50's diner waitress and more! Plus sizes, too! |
50's Accessories Cat eye glasses and sunglasses in several colors (including polka dots!), 50's scarves, saddle shoes, headbands, polka dot earrings, class ring necklaces and more! |
50's Wigs Greaser wigs, Elvis wigs, Marilyn Monroe wigs, 50's cheerleader wigs, beehive wigs and more! |
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| 40's and 50's Costume Ideas |
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| Stylish woman of the late 50's | ||||
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In the 1940's there was World War II, jitterbug dancing, zoot suits and military chic. The 1950's saw the birth of rock and roll and the first wave of teenage uber-fans, who popularized the poodle skirts, cat eye glasses, and saddle shoes we know today. If you're going to a 50's sock hop, poodle skirts were the popular choice of the day. If you're going to a 50's theme party but not specifically a sock hop, there are plenty of creative ways to dress up like the 50's. Here are a few recommendations:
Car hop or diner waitress (the 1940's and 50's were the Golden Age of diners) Swing dancers - swingy skirt for the gal and zoot suit for the guy! (Jitterbug, East Coast Swing, West Coast swing and more swing dances were popular throughout the 30's, 40's and 50's ... and today!) Lucy and Ricky Ricardo (1951 to 1961) Ozzie and Harriet (1952 to 1966) Leave it to Beaver (1957 to 1963) - lots of options here, June and Ward, Wally and the Beave, Wally and Eddie Haskell 50's housewife - a demure dress with full skirt, pearls and dainty gloves A beehive hairdo and cat eye glasses. The beehive first came to popularity in 1958. |
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