I was at SFO the other day and they a display up called Fashion in Flight. It was examples of the fashion that flight attendants have worn over the years:
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| 1973 Pacific Southwest Airlines |
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| 1972 Hughes Airlines |
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| 1974 Qantas Airlines |
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| 1968 Braniff Airlines |
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| 1967 Continental Airlines |
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| 1937 Transcontinental and Western Airlines |
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| 1940 Transcontinental and Western Airlines |
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| 1950 Cathay Pacific |
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| Tights and Boots -1968 Braniff Airlines |
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ReplyDeleteThey really put a lot of thought into these outfits, but then they were probably difficult to work in. I had a friend who worked for Braniff back when they dressed the flight attendants in hot pants...
ReplyDeleteLovely outfits, I love how fashion goes around and around.The first 3 outfits, I would wear now :)
ReplyDeleteHow very interesting that is. I like the 1937 one, very professional but maybe not so practical.
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Yikes, some of these were pretty hideous...lol. The first one is way too short and I don't know how you could bend down or lift your arms up without showing all your junk. I like the ones that look more like suits and the long 1950 dress.
ReplyDeleteMy how times have changed!
ReplyDeleteWow! Some of these seem more like Halloween costumes than actual uniforms. Thanks for sharing on Traffic Jam Weekend, Patrick.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, what a cool display! I love the yellow Hughes Airline one - so colourful. And the space age Braniff outfit. It's amazing how much fashion have changed when it comes to airlines. #FridayFrivolity
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