What did the Senior Girl Scout uniform look like in the 1950s?

For Girl Scouts of the USA, in 1948, new uniforms for Intermediate and Senior Girl Scouts were designed by Mainbocher, a renowned designer.

The Senior Girl Scout uniform was a short sleeved dress with action back, made of bright green cotton covert. The dress buttoned to below the waist, the skirt was seven gore gently flared, and the uniform was worn with a dark green cowhide belt. This was the Senior Girl Scout uniform until 1960 although an alternate uniform was offered starting in 1951.

The alternate uniform consisted of a white blouse with a taffeta pocket strip with trefoils woven in green and yellow and a medium dark green six-gore skirt had an adjustable waist zipper that ran along the waistband. Senior Girl Scouts wore an international style hat with the uniform.