Pedal pushers are calf-length trousers that were popular during the 1950s and the early 1960s. Often cuffed and worn tight to the skin, they are related in style to capri pants, and are sometimes referred to as “clam diggers”.
Pedal Pushers: The Favorite Trousers of Women in the 1950s
Pedal Pushers: The Favorite Trousers of Women in the 1950s
Pedal Pushers: The Favorite Trousers of Women in the 1950s
Pedal Pushers: The Favorite Trousers of Women in the 1950s
Pedal Pushers: The Favorite Trousers of Women in the 1950s
Pedal Pushers: The Favorite Trousers of Women in the 1950s
Pedal Pushers: The Favorite Trousers of Women in the 1950s
Pedal Pushers: The Favorite Trousers of Women in the 1950s
Pedal Pushers: The Favorite Trousers of Women in the 1950s
Pedal Pushers: The Favorite Trousers of Women in the 1950s
Pedal Pushers: The Favorite Trousers of Women in the 1950s
Pedal Pushers: The Favorite Trousers of Women in the 1950s
Pedal Pushers: The Favorite Trousers of Women in the 1950s
Pedal Pushers: The Favorite Trousers of Women in the 1950s
Pedal Pushers: The Favorite Trousers of Women in the 1950s
Pedal Pushers: The Favorite Trousers of Women in the 1950s
Pedal Pushers: The Favorite Trousers of Women in the 1950s
Pedal Pushers: The Favorite Trousers of Women in the 1950s
Pedal Pushers: The Favorite Trousers of Women in the 1950s
Pedal Pushers: The Favorite Trousers of Women in the 1950s
Pedal Pushers: The Favorite Trousers of Women in the 1950s