Hey Lucy! VFG Fashion Parade for the week of August 5th

carla rey

VFG Member
Hey Lucy!

Lucille Ball was an American actress, comedian, model, trailblazing feminist, entertainment studio executive and producer. Known for her iconic television show 'I Love Lucy', Lucy was a supreme physical comedienne, with a list of 72 films during her illustrious career. Funny lady Lucy made us laugh until we cried and will forever be our favorite redhead style icon perfectly balancing casual American sportswear with high glamour.

Here's Lucy! Celebrate the queen of comedy with glamour gowns of the 1930s and 40s, the classic 'Lucy' fit-and-flare silhouette of the 1950s, loungewear and housecoats, slim-fitting suits, feathered hats and marabou jackets, picture-perfect hats of all eras, brightly colored shifts, and party outfits of the 1960s and 70s à la Auntie Mame. Don't forget those red-carpet-worthy evening gowns with sparkle aplenty! We love Lucy!
 
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When I think of Lucy, I think of bright exuberant colors, and polka dots.
At magsrags.net:
A 50s Suzy Perette, full skirted, in lipstick red


And red stilettos to go with, in faux patent and suede


Hollywood-worthy peeptoe platforms with gold embellishments


On Etsy, pink and white polka dots with a flirty skirt


And this 50s wiggle dress in a sunny print that would look amazing with red hair
 
1950s Plaid Silk Blouse and Skirt Set
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1950s Iridescent Fit & Flare Perma-Pleat Dress
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1960s Ruffled Polka Dot Blouse
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Patterns to make a Lucy-worthy wardrobe:

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Late 1950s full-skirted shirtwaist dress pattern Simplicity 3274


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1960s blouse and skirt pattern Simplicity 4814

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1950s Cocktail dress & jacket pattern Ringier c10684

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1950s nightgown pattern The People 423

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1950s suit pattern The People 765
 
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