In the 1940s, waitresses typically wore dresses or uniforms that featured a fitted bodice and a flared skirt, often accompanied by an apron. Common colors included pastel shades, patterned fabrics, or classic black and white. Many establishments also had waitresses wear hats or caps as part of their uniform, giving a polished and professional appearance. The overall style reflected the era's emphasis on femininity and modesty.
Yes, they do.
The pouch
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Hooters.
Waitresses.
Army uniforms!!!!!
in the 1940s they would use mosley lipsticks a dark red or a light color only few people would ware fouundation and lots of them did wear eye liner
Zoot Suits and fancy cloths
what ever they could find
in the 1940s they would use mosley lipsticks a dark red or a light color only few people would ware fouundation and lots of them did wear eye liner
they wore suits! and what are the shoes called?
they wore panties and things that make me go ooh la la