Flight attendant fashion is constantly changing. How could it not, when narrow aisles on airplanes were seen as fashion catwalks for a long time. When the first commercial flights appeared in the 1950s, flying was not just a journey from point A to point B, but a flight was a vacation in itself. The role of flight attendants was equally glorified. In the book Up in the Air, author Betty Riegel revealed how they were expected to have the looks of supermodels, the skills of housewives and the skills of lifeguards. Let's take a look at the fashion of flight attendants through time.
