Check Out The Fashionable Sexy Uniform Worn By Those Stewardess.

Besides being beautiful, stewardess can also be "sexy". When passengers have to go through the apron boarding, the stewardess wears knee boots and skirts and wears white gloves.

In 1971, the American national airline (now disbanded) took an advertisement, a stewardess named Shirley, with an ambiguous smile on her face, and read the slogan: "fly with me."

Most of the flight attendants are female, but this is not gender discrimination. It is only because women are more attractive.

In order to standardize aviation services, airlines will specially train flight attendants, and uniform will be changed again.

Now let's recall the fashionable and sexy stewardess uniforms in history.

1970s Southwest Airlines flight attendants

In 1970s, the motto of Southwest Airlines was "sexy is the best seller". The dress of air hostesses is quite consistent with this motto, known as the "love flight".

Southwest Airlines once boycotted the employment of male flight attendants until the defeat of a class action lawsuit in 1980 before hiring male flight attendants.

Pan American airline stewardess

From right to left are the air hostesses uniforms of Pan am from 1950s to 70s.

It is clear that the sense of fashion of uniforms is growing and skirts are getting shorter and shorter.

1960s Australian Airlines flight attendants

From 1964 to 1969, Australian Airlines stewardess's uniform.

The "swaying 60s" allowed Qantas to adopt a more colorful way to choose uniforms.

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1960s German Lufthansa flight attendants

The picture shows the air hostess uniform of Lufthansa, Germany on 1965.

The bunker hat on the head of a stewardess is a fashion trend led by Jacqueline Kennedy (former US President Kennedy's wife), and also a major part of the air hostess uniform.

Change of uniform: high fashion

In order to adapt to the changing trend of fashion, Airlines began to invite professional fashion.

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1970s: air hostess of the airline

Because the society at that time was more and more adapted to the nude sex appeal, in 1970s, the air hostesses in Germany were often sleeveless.

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Sunshine, beach, sea and suspenders skirt

Believe it or not, the cool summer dress on the picture is a true British airliner uniform.

The uniform was worn by flight attendants during the 1976 years when they flew to New York on the Caribbean route.

The material of the uniform is fireproof paper like fiber. It is disposable and discarded after flying.

Australian Airlines red uniform

The picture shows Australian Airlines' uniform from 1969 to 1971.

Some people think that it is scientifically verified that red has the function of "Aphrodisiac". No matter whether Qantas has reference in designing uniform, it is undeniable that red is always closely related to "sexy".

Style - not just on the aisle.

The picture shows Pan American air hostesses pour drinks for passengers in 1970.

People will not only expect the crew to wear sexy, but the cabin is also an occasion for the passengers to dress up.

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The popularity of hot pants

The short skirts designed by British fashion designer Mary Quinn are favored by the public, especially the airlines. The hot pants she later designed were also popular among the public and Southwest Airlines.

The popularity of Knee Boots

Knee length boots became popular in 1960s, especially in those days.

With matching hot pants, such a match is estimated to be no match for any uniform.

Flying colors

The picture shows the uniform of Lufthansa air hostesses from 1970 to 1979.

The overall style is the bright line, the bunker hat and the brightly colored suit were very popular at that time.

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Lufthansa, Germany: stewardess uniform from 1938 to 1979

From 1938 to 1979, the evolution of Lufthansa airline stewardess uniforms shows that in 1980s, the sex appeal gradually declined and replaced by elegant and professional beauty.

Australian airline's air hostess uniform for many years

From right to left are air hostesses' uniform from 1950s to now.

It is easy to find out which uniform is in 1960s.

The leftmost uniforms designed by fashion designer Martin Grant reflect racial diversity in Australia.