What did young girls wear in the 1950s?

Answer 1

The clothes that children in the 1950s wore included dresses with lace collars, gabardine suits for boys, cotton overalls, and jackets and suits for both boys and girls. Teens often wore sweaters and skirts.

Answer 2

In the 1950's young girls wore dresses to school. They usually changed into dungarees (jeans) when they got home from school. It was also proper for a young girl to wear a skirt and blouse to school. The skirt might have a poodle embroidered on it. The popular shoes for girls of that time were saddle shoes. They were mostly white oxfords with a black area around the arch.

Answer 3

Young girls in the 1950s typically wore poodle skirts, Peter Pan collared dresses, cardigan sweaters, saddle shoes, and bobby socks. These styles were influenced by popular culture and trends of the time, such as the emergence of rock and roll music and dance.

Answer 4

Girls in the 1950s wore dresses and skirts; most were not allowed to wear pants. Boys wore slacks and nice shirts or sweaters.

Answer 5

for guys: blue jeans, white tee, leather jacket

for girls: full skirt (high waisted) usually in bright colours with a tight fitting blouse

Answer 6

Tall shoes called stacks, large bell-bottomed hip-hugger pants that dragged the ground, mini dresses and skirts, halter tops and short shorts, bikinis, long sweaters.

Answer 7

rock and roll