Delta flight attendants made their first appearances in the 1940s. These images show uniforms from that era through to the modern day ...

Flight-attendant uniforms have evolved alongside fashion trends. ... In the 2010s, Air France flight attendants wore simple navy dresses with red sashes. An Air France attendant in 2014.

Flight attendant uniforms have evolved massively over the last 90 years, ... In the 1930s and 1940s, the dresses reflected the conservative mentality of the period.

You can buy other pieces with your own money or shop in the airline's used uniform store to buy items that ex-flight attendants have returned. A dress costs around $100, shirts are $30 to $60, and ...

Tattoos take center stage. As of this month, for example, Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) allows flight attendants and other guest-facing staff members to have visible tattoos while in uniform.

Flight-attendant uniforms have evolved alongside fashion trends. In the '50s, most cabin crew members wore fitted blazers and modest, knee-length skirts. Since the early 2000s, many airlines have made ...

Airlines—long bastions of traditional gender roles and rigidly defined uniforms—are opening up their dress codes as conversations about identity evolve. “Finally I was able to wear the ...

Off Brand; Flight Attendant Uniforms Ditch Gender. How Does That Fly in the Air? Some airlines are opening up their dress codes, letting any attendant choose dresses, suits or high heels.

Qantas Airways is rolling out new gender-neutral uniforms while overhauling its dress code for flight attendants. Qantas The airline plans to do away with "men" and "women" categories for uniforms.

A dress, skirt, trouser suit, and jumpsuit make up the women's wardrobe, while a three-piece suit is available for men. The upgrades are the first in 20 years.