(Click on the images to see more details.)Source: 1000 Hints Beauty #7, 1956
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6 comments:
Not many short girls like me in there! Lovely post- interesting numbers!
Marie @ Lemondrop ViNtAge
There is actually one who is five feet one inch! Love that.
It's amazing the difference between then and now. Even though women in the media nowadays are probably just as slim they don't have the curves of the women of yesteryear.
Very interesting post!
Very interesting! Reminds me of the "perfect measurement" of 36-24-36 that women were supposed to be. Umm yeah, right.
realy nice blog! For a little vintage inspiration check out http://myvintagevogue.com
wow, I can't believe someone had a 22" waist!
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