Timeless Dresses

I’ve always connected really well with the 1940’s-1960’s. Luckily, there are still some companies and high end fashions that still praise the immaculate styles of this time period. Pin Up Girl Clothing celebrates the bombshells, full-figured woman and everything in between. Many of us could agree that the starlets and sirens during that time period were beautiful and womanly. No matter what size you are, this company has gorgeous dresses that could flatter any and every body type.

If you like watching Mad Men, old films, and adding a vintage feel to your wardrobe, incorporate these looks into your style! This is one of my favorite clothing sites because they feature models of all different colors, sizes and they praise them in their own unique way.

These dresses are definitely a statement piece that calls for an occasion or a fancy night out. Splurge for one of these for your next event– they’re elegant, classy and different from many others.

This style reminds me of the beautiful Sophia Loren, Marilyn Monroe, Jayne Mansfield, Rita Hayworth, Ava Gardner, Grace Kelly, Elizabeth Taylor and Audrey Hepburn.

Whether it’s a 1940’s wrap dress, 1950’s flare or a tight 1960’s wiggle dress, figure out which would fit your body type best. The Monica Dress in Antique White. This is one of my favorite models because of her hips and beautiful bright red hair!   The Vamp Dress in Baby Blue. Pin up girl clothing also celebrates tattoos, edge and the rockabilly style like this model. This lovely Peach Sateen dress reminds me of swing dancing! Very nautical and 1950’s! I I could see this classic Rustic Orange dress on Mad Men! This model’s body looks stunning in the Jessica Dress in Baton Rouge Bengaline.

The little Black Wiggle dress in Bombshell Black! Very 1960’s. A 1940’s Ava Dress in Tangerine.

A 1940’s Evelyn Dress in floral.

The Jessica Wiggle dress in Burgundy. A look into my closet to when I splurged on one of these gorgeous dresses! I fell in love with this one because of the gorgeous emerald color. The Micheline Dress in Green Bengaline with Black Lace. I wore it to a couple 1940’s jazz singing events and my grandpa’s 80th birthday downtown at a hotel.