Fashion Horizons: Going Back to School (1940)

The film features B-movie actresses boarding a TWA airlines flight to Albuquerque, New Mexico, Phoenix, Arizona and Boulder City, Nevada. The women don new outfits for every activity when staying at a dude ranch and exploring Native American ruins while a narrator comments on their style. The film presents a detailed description of back-to-school fashion, primarily for female teenagers and college students. It highlights various clothing items and accessories, emphasizing the excitement of new wardrobes for the autumn season. The narrator talks about specific brands and types of clothing, such as women's blouses, Derby sportswear skirts, and Jane Irwell sweaters, and describes how these items are essential for school and extracurricular activities. The film also touches on the importance of accessories like gloves and coats, and the versatility of mixing and matching different pieces to create stylish outfits for various occasions.

Director: Harry D. Donahue
Runtime: 22 min
Release Date:
Country: United States of America
Language: English
Original Language: en

Keywords

new mexico, arizona, fashion, fashion design, back to school, 1940s, men's fashion, women's fashion, fashion trends

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Fashion Horizons: Going Back to School about?
The film features B-movie actresses boarding a TWA airlines flight to Albuquerque, New Mexico, Phoenix, Arizona and Boulder City, Nevada. The women don new outfits for every activity when staying at a dude ranch and exploring Native American ruins while a narrator comments on their style. The film presents a detailed description of back-to-school fashion, primarily for female teenagers and college students. It highlights various clothing items and accessories, emphasizing the excitement of new wardrobes for the autumn season. The narrator talks about specific brands and types of clothing, such as women's blouses, Derby sportswear skirts, and Jane Irwell sweaters, and describes how these items are essential for school and extracurricular activities. The film also touches on the importance of accessories like gloves and coats, and the versatility of mixing and matching different pieces to create stylish outfits for various occasions.
Who directed Fashion Horizons: Going Back to School?
Fashion Horizons: Going Back to School was directed by Harry D. Donahue.
How long is Fashion Horizons: Going Back to School?
Fashion Horizons: Going Back to School has a runtime of 22m (22 minutes).
Where was Fashion Horizons: Going Back to School produced?
Fashion Horizons: Going Back to School was produced in United States of America.