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FUN Costumes Car Hop Costume for Women | 50's Costumes Red/White

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FUN Costumes Car Hop Costume for Women | 50's Costumes Red/White

Have you ever pulled up to a drive-through, got your burger, and wondered where all the charm of diner eating got off to? Sure, that burger is greasy and delicious. That amazing combination of French fries and ice cream is still amazing. But wouldn't it be great to be surrounded by guys with slicked-back hair and girls in sweater sets while you're... morechowing down on a red vinyl bar stool. Most people haven't encountered that true diner experience. Those original diners had the red vinyl seating, chrome trim on the tables and counter, and of course a soda bar. It was a place to meet whoever you were going steady with or somewhere to gossip with your bestie, Betty Sue, choosing tunes off the jukebox. Then things started to get even more exciting when people started bringing those weekend drives to the diner and the drive in was born. So much more exciting than the sad drive-throughs of today, the drive in served all the classics but on a tray that would hook onto your open window. It didn't make for the neatest eating but everyone was in the same boat, or car, whatever. The car hop was one of the coolest jobs a teen could get in the 50s. These waiters and waitresses brought out the goods to the waiting cars, sometimes on roller skates to make service faster. We can't claim that the uniform was the reason, but it had to factor in somewhere there. This ensemble has the classic red and white striped pattern with a crisp white apron, collar, and of course that sassy hat. Pair this with a pair of bobby socks and you're ready for your school's rendition of Bye Bye Birdie or maybe you'll start your own soda shop! Go for it, about time the world starts taking their fast food slow again.
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FUN Costumes Car Hop Women's Costume | 50's Costumes Red/White FUN0267

50s Fever We love everything about the 50s. Those great big sleek cars. The guys with hair gelled to the nines and duck-tails. Sock hops, jitterbugs, and poodle skirts. Drive-ins and ice-cream trucks. But best of all? The 50s food scenes. We're talking diners. Malt shops. Carry out. And, of course, carhops.  There's something so delightfully 50s ab... moreout carhops. Maybe it was those cute little aprons and hats. The possibility of roller skates? A ton of hot-rods lined up in neat little rows? We can just imagine the smells of juicy burgers and salty fries wafting through the air as windows are lit by menu signs. Yup. It's official. If we didn't make a living making amazing costumes for one-and-all, we'd want to work at a carhop.  Fun Details And working at the carhop, we'd get to wear fun uniforms of course. Something like this Womens Car Hop Costume. This 100 percent polyester uniform is in red and white pinstripes. The dress has red buttons down the front of the bodice and a crisp white lapel (there's a zipper in the right side seam to make it easier to get into!). The white apron has a cute ruffled edge and has self-fabric waist ties. The fancy little hat (called a soda jerk cap, no joke) matches with red and white pinstripes and has a white turned-up cuff. All we'd need is a pad of paper, pen, and maybe some roller skates and we'd be in business! Dine In You know what? We might have to pass on those roller skates. We're not the most coordinated people and it'd probably be a bad idea to trust us with plates full of food while we're on wheels. But hey, if you think you can handle the adorable outfit and roller skates, please be our guest.
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Have you ever pulled up to a drive-through, got your burger, and wondered where all the charm of diner eating got off to? Sure, that burger is greasy and delicious. That amazing combination of French fries and ice cream is still amazing. But wouldn't it be great to be surrounded by guys with slicked-back hair and girls in sweater sets while you're chowing down on a red vinyl bar stool.
Most people haven't encountered that true diner experience. Those original diners had the red vinyl seating, chrome trim on the tables and counter, and of course a soda bar. It was a place to meet whoever you were going steady with or somewhere to gossip with your bestie, Betty Sue, choosing tunes off the jukebox. Then things started to get even more exciting when people started bringing those weekend drives to the diner and the drive in was born. So much more exciting than the sad drive-throughs of today, the drive in served all the classics but on a tray that would hook onto your open window. It didn't make for the neatest eating but everyone was in the same boat, or car, whatever.
The car hop was one of the coolest jobs a teen could get in the 50s. These waiters and waitresses brought out the goods to the waiting cars, sometimes on roller skates to make service faster. We can't claim that the uniform was the reason, but it had to factor in somewhere there. This ensemble has the classic red and white striped pattern with a crisp white apron, collar, and of course that sassy hat. Pair this with a pair of bobby socks and you're ready for your school's rendition of Bye Bye Birdie or maybe you'll start your own soda shop! Go for it, about time the world starts taking their fast food slow again.
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