During the 40’s, accessories trended toward inexpensive fur “pieces,” which began as a sort of down-payment on the entire garment, or an exclamation mark that pointed to a famous fashion-house. Along with huge or small muffs and high collars, countless hems, fur or feather boas, fur was applied to voluminous coat-tails or gown skirt borders.
Though impossible to reach in the hearts of the average 50’s woman, visions of Marlene Dietrich dressed in long, flowing gowns with a fox around the bodice, Rita Hayworth reclining on mounds of fur of every kind with a mink stole draped over one shoulder, Betty Hutton wearing only a white fox, Mae West in white mink - or Ava Garner in nothing but fur - spoke to the luxury, opulence, seduction and femininity so many women longed-for.
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