U.S. News Review, No 5 : Safety Styles (ca. 1943)

This vintage film discusses the transformation of women’s fashion and roles during wartime, highlighting the shift from glamorous hairstyles to practical styles suitable for factory work. Veronica Lake’s influence on women’s hairstyles is noted, emphasizing the importance of safety in war production environments. The film also addresses the challenges of childcare as more women enter the workforce, the rise in juvenile delinquency, and the need for community solutions. It concludes with a depiction of a significant bombing raid by British forces, showcasing the coordinated efforts of pilots and the impact of aerial warfare on the enemy.

Keywords
women’s fashion, wartime roles, Veronica Lake, safety, childcare, juvenile delinquency, community solutions, bombing raid, British forces, aerial warfare

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