Her legendary forward thinking extended to fashion, and the collection included concepts such as separates, washable garments, lengthening shirt tails so that they would stay tucked in, and, of course, references to her true love, flying.
While not the most glamorous innovations, Amelia's practicality helped to push the idea of women, and women's fashion, forward. Additionally, her own personal, androgenous style contributed to a broader idea of what beauty and femininity is, and it is one that is muse to fashion even today (see here for another article all about that!).
The whole article by the Recessionista can be found at the Huffington Post. It is fascinating.
I haven't seen the movie "Amelia" that came out in October; if any of you have, tell me what you thought!
1st image via here and 2nd via The Huffington Post


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