Super 50s

Welcome to the Golden Era! If your heart skips a beat for warm family dinners, Elvis on the radio and Lucy on the screen or you like to remember iconic historic moments and test your 50s knowledge, you’re in the right place.

Super50s welcomes you back, to when respect cost nothing and family time was sacred.

  • I Love Lucy: A Comedy Revolution "I Love Lucy" brought laughter straight into living rooms, changing the television landscape. It introduced live audiences to sitcoms, adding authenticity to each scene. Lucille Ball's comedic genius shone through her physical comedy and…

  • Poodle Skirts Poodle skirts were a popular fashion item in the 1950s. Designed by Juli Lynne Charlot, these circle skirts featured appliqués, often of poodles, but also cats, musical notes, and phrases. Made from felt, they were typically worn by…

  • 1. Poodle Skirts Poodle skirts were an iconic fashion item of the 1950s. These full, flared felt skirts featured eye-catching appliqués, with poodles being the most popular design. However, other motifs like musical notes or flowers were also common. Poodle…

  • 1. Cat-Eye Glasses Cat-eye glasses were a quintessential accessory of the 1950s. These frames, characterized by their upswept outer edges, often featured glamorous embellishments like rhinestones or glitter. Women embraced them not only for their practical purpose but also as…

  • 1. 1957 Ford Thunderbird The 1957 Ford Thunderbird was a standout of its era. With sleek lines and chrome accents, it turned heads wherever it went. The dashboard looked futuristic, and the seats were comfy enough to make you feel…

  • The Hourglass Silhouette Step into the 1950s, when the hourglass silhouette became the belle of the ball. Christian Dior's New Look changed fashion forever, replacing the sharp 1940s style with something softer. Picture skirts puffed like clouds, meant for spinning…

  • The 1957 Chevy Bel Air has been wowing car lovers and culture enthusiasts alike for decades. From its striking tailfins to its cool chrome accents, this car captured the boldness of the 1950s with a combination of performance and flair…

  • Cruising and Social Life Cruising in the 1950s was like a parade where everyone got to be both audience and star. Teenagers and young adults would climb into their shiny cars and set out on the adventure of the night.…

  • Origins and Development Maxson Food Systems, Inc. kicked things off with "Strato-Plates" in 1945, offering compartmentalized meals for airplane passengers. Though this idea didn't make it to stores, it set the stage for future frozen meals. In 1949, the Bernstein…