war might be over, but in the second half of the 1940s was all about belt-tightening. One can hardly blame the girl, fashion-conscious desire for a bit of glitter. Pushed too far by the Royal Navy in gray flannel utility wear, a young Wren dozes off and is tormented by dreams of modeling for Norman Hartnell, the first British designer of the time. Cue a medley of fun interviews, exercise and makeover. Curiously, it is to suffer, rather than enjoy the process seems, however, the narrator takes joy funny they make gentle. (Simon McCallum) You can watch free over 2000 other complete films and TV programs from the BFI National Archive at the BFI library. Media before at BFI Southbank, London, QUAD, Derby, Central Library, Cambridge, Wrexham Library and the Discovery Museum, Newcastle – www.bfi.org.uk
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Tags:1946, excerpt, Fantasy, Fashion
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