Longer hemlines, higher necklines, and a loose fit around the waist were recommended for 1959 dresses for mature women. Solid colors and small prints in navy blue, black, grey, deep purple, lavender, pink, sky blue or teal were preferred over browns and yellows. Accessories like heels, sunglasses, headscarves, gloves, and matching jewelry sets were important to complete outfits appropriately for the 1950s.
Longer hemlines, higher necklines, and a loose fit around the waist were recommended for 1959 dresses for mature women. Solid colors and small prints in navy blue, black, grey, deep purple, lavender, pink, sky blue or teal were preferred over browns and yellows. Accessories like heels, sunglasses, headscarves, gloves, and matching jewelry sets were important to complete outfits appropriately for the 1950s.
Longer hemlines, higher necklines, and a loose fit around the waist were recommended for 1959 dresses for mature women. Solid colors and small prints in navy blue, black, grey, deep purple, lavender, pink, sky blue or teal were preferred over browns and yellows. Accessories like heels, sunglasses, headscarves, gloves, and matching jewelry sets were important to complete outfits appropriately for the 1950s.
florals were the recommended choices. Necklines were high and modest with sleeves that ranged from mid-arm to 3/4 arm.
• Popular colors were all dark shapes-
navy blue, black, grey, deep purple as well as pastels- lavender, pink, sky blue and teal. Browns and yellows were the worst colors for an aging complexation.
Heels
Sunglasses
Headscarf
Jewelry was as important an accessory as
the matched shoes, handbag and gloves selected for an outfit. The parure – a set consisting of a matching necklace, bracelet, earrings, and brooch, or two or three of Gloves these pieces – was popular at this time.