It is commonplace to be prepared to travel in an
elegant look with standards imposed by celebrities and influencers. There is an
important picture in the airport lounges that enters the Hashtags race. Indeed,
attention to travel fashion is not new. It has been closely linked to
celebrities and movie stars before influential figures enter other online
fields in an attempt to reflect a glamorous picture of life on their social
media followers.
The fashion culture of the airport dates back to
Hollywood's golden age, according to Marilyn Monroe's photographs, which
descend from the plane's stairway to become a magazine cover that is easy to
sell to the public. This interest continues to this day. Photographers are
still waiting for celebrities such as Gigi Hadid, Kylie Jenner, Victoria
Beckham, Amal Clooney and others, to take pictures of them on their travels.
This mania combines what celebrities wear in fashion,
and the obsession of the current generation to reach the largest mass audience
of different social strata, in an era where fame and success are measured by
the number of followers on Instagram.
In the 1950s, the flights were relatively new. Travel
was a luxury in itself, and it was the preserve of the elite and the wealthy so
much that people at that time considered it a fitting occasion, so we saw
Hollywood stars in their full elegance at the airport, Dresses, suits, fur and
hats are the right choices for an air travel.
In 1953, a picture of British actress Audrey Hepburn
was picked up at London airport. She was on the plane's ladders wearing a maxi skirt
with embroidered jackets with embroidered vest and tight buttons that started
from the neck to the end of the jacket. In the same year, pictures of American
actor Clark Gable were picked up inside the airport with an elegant tweed suit
and tie.
The hat was a staple worn by Sophia Loren in her
travels. Marilyn Monroe did not miss the feminine-looking dresses. She knows
that there are photographers waiting for her at the airport.
Natural fur in the fifties was a sign of luxury, and
it became commonplace to become a staple in the fashion of the airport, adopted
by Elizabeth Taylor, who achieved the most elegant travel scenes and a 1959
portrait with her husband and children at the airport, Packed with flowery dress
and fitted with an inflated skirt due to the interior layers. It is true that
it is an elegant piece of femininity but in our time, it is not suitable for
travel at all.