During the Golden Age of Hollywood, from the thirties to the fifties, all-out glamour was the pattern, and every woman desired to look like her preferred movie star. It was Veronica Lake’s peek-a-boo semi-bang that truly resonated with the ladies of the era. It wasn’t unusual for ladies to toss their hair up loosely in order to accent their necks, and they often allowed a couple of stray curls to hang in a sexy manner.
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During the Golden Age of Hollywood, from the thirties to the fifties, full-blown glamour was the pattern, and every female desired to look like her preferred film star. Shapely legs were likewise vital so women worked tough to keep theirs looking picture ideal. A softer appearance that matched the hairstyles was chosen, and some females even embraced the fresh-faced, woman next door appearance that required little or no makeup at all. Cotton button down shirts with a somewhat masculine appearance likewise showed to be resilient and ladies found that by tying them at the waist, they might make them more feminine while likewise keeping them out of the method of the equipment and devices with which they worked. Madeleine Vionnet, a popular French designer, made the halter dress a must-have for the female who desired to look ultra chic on those unusual nights out.