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the blog is has cool info and look at theeeeese

these ones had free dress patterns!

https://soviet-art.ru/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/Fashion-of-1950-Moscow-metro.jpg

"Do not believe those who mistakenly say that there wasn’t fashion in the Soviet Union, and if even it was, then all was copied from the West. Soviet fashion of the Soviet era has always existed since the time of the New Economic Policy of the 1920s. So called Gatsby style with its short hairstyles, cute hats and dresses with low waist blossomed in the 1920-30s. Fashion rapidly developed after the Second World War. Women who a decade earlier had to forget about their feminine essence, put on rough clothes and stand up to the machine, or even go to the front, again wanted to be beautiful. Soviet woman were interested in fashion, always dressed fashionably, sewing herself using fashion magazine or ordered desirable model in the fashion atelier, there were a lot of them in every city of the USSR. Soviet fashion magazines, the choice of which was always offered to the clients of fashion atelier. Fashion magazines were available through the subscriptions, by mail. There was such a postal service – an annual subscription to fashion magazines. The first Fashion House was opened in Moscow, and it got the status of all-Union. In 1953 it first took part in a Prague International Competition of clothes. Almost every major industrial city had its own fashion house. Fashion magazines were published by Leningrad, Moscow, Minsk, Kiev fashion houses. Every fashion house had its own shop selling new models."

theres more pics and info about the soviet fashion industry but these ones were my fave.

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[–] SexUnderSocialism@hexbear.net 7 points 2 years ago

Soviet drip.

[–] Othello@hexbear.net 6 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

edit i cant post more pics lol, i think my computer is being weird.

[–] Dolores@hexbear.net 3 points 2 years ago (1 children)

still too bourgeois. it's my unironic demand that socialism requires a divorce from the costumes of the bourgeoisie, like the French Revolution cast off the vestments of aristocracy.

we need some fucking wacky ass shit and to get rid of suits and ties and gendered dresses. pre-Deng China was cooking, i don't think anyone ever caught Mao in a tie. they should've iterated on Red-Guard wear and Zhongshan suits instead of letting the bourgeoisie again dictate the fashions. the Soviets were getting avant garde in the 20's (see also the DRIP from the civil war) budenovkas are kind of silly now but with a longer history and refinement they could've been iconic

[–] WoofWoof91@hexbear.net 4 points 2 years ago (1 children)

i really like the uniforms of the DPRK

their hat game especially is very good

[–] Dolores@hexbear.net 2 points 2 years ago

their generals are silly in those really exaggerated soviet-style peaked caps, but there's cpc-style pleated ones and kepis that look alright