Harper's Bazaar 1949: New "Stripper" Fashions

Stripper obviously meant something different then, but I'm not sure what. These seem to be something like today's "adventure travel" clothing.

Harper's Bazaar 1949 ad New Stripper Fashions

Posted by Virginia Postrel on October 18, 2012 in Fashion, Magazines, Advertising

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Harper's Bazaar 1949: New "Stripper" Fashions