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Kinda puts into perspective the (inaccurate anyway) claims about Marilyn Monroe or whoever's dress size. The "standards of beauty" of the 1950s placed, if anyt
by smitherfield 11y ago
Kinda puts into perspective the (inaccurate anyway) claims about Marilyn Monroe or whoever's dress size. The "standards of beauty" of the 1950s placed, if anything, an even greater emphasis on being slim than they do today.
- peterwwillis 11y agoIn the 1950s, hourglass figures were what was hot. I'm not sure that qualifies as slim, compared to the previous 3 decades, and especially not the decade after: http://greatist.com/grow/100-years-womens-body-image http://greatist.com/grow/100-years-womens-body-image