Photography book captures the glamorous dress code of bygone air travel

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In its heyday, flying was an ultra-chic affair. The glamorous era of air travel in the 1950s and 1960s\u00a0conjures up dress codes, lobster and steak\u00a0served on crisp white tablecloths complete with clinking china, and a gentle overdoing it on the cocktail trolley, which rolled down the softly carpeted aisles with...

published by Rizzoli, is an eclectic curation of photographs spanning decades and departure lounges. Right, Prince, London Heathrow, 1989,in the 1950s and 1960s conjures up dress codes, lobster and steak served on crisp white tablecloths complete with clinking china, and a gentle overdoing it on the cocktail trolley, which rolled down the softly carpeted aisles with a reassuring frequency.

pays homage to these bygone days with an eclectic curation of paparazzi pictures of celebrities dressed in their airport best, including Joan Collins, Naomi Campbell and Prince.Mick Jagger and Marianne Faithfull, London City, 1969.‘It is the diversity which fascinates me about flying attire,’ says author Jodi Peckman. ‘People have their own ideas about what works for travelling by air. You see everything from the “decked out’” head to toe in designer fashion to the grubbiest attire.

 

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