Blast from the Past: Atomic Age Jewelry and the Feminine Ideal | Science History Institute
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Designers of the 1950s took up the atom and turned it into a fashion icon.
Blast from the Past: Atomic Age Jewelry and the Feminine Ideal | Science History Institute About Magazine Podcasts Events Museum Hours: Wednesday–Saturday, 10am–5pm Stories Magazine Distillations magazine Unexpected Stories from Science’s Past Arts & Culture Early Science & Alchemy Environment & Nature Health & Medicine Inventions & Discoveries People & Politics April 20, 2015 Arts & Culture Blast from the Past: Atomic Age Jewelry and the Feminine Ideal Designers of the 1950s took up the atom and turned it into a fashion icon. by Donna Alexandra Bilak A Vogue model poses before the Atomium, th
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