Greaser Girls Fashion
Greaser girls fashion is inspired by fun, fearless women of the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s who weren’t afraid to get down and dirty in the garage with the guys. Greaser girls were often seen working in the shop on a Mustang engine, or waving the checkered flag at the start and finish of a drag race. Greaser girls fashion incorporates classic mechanic jumpsuits, high-cut shorts, tied up button-down shirts, work boots, and tennis shoes to create outfits that are functional for working hard, but also cute and sexy to stay true to the pin up girl and rockabilly style of the eras.
Model: Bernie Dexter, Photo: Levi Dexter

Greaser girls fashion isn’t for the faint of heart, either. Many styles were originally designed for women who truly loved working on cars in the auto shop, so it’s more for function as opposed to style. However, many women who loved working on cars also loved being fashionable, so over time, many greaser girls fashion styles have evolved into essential wardrobe pieces that are fun and functional without compromising safety or style.
For true greaser girls fashion, wear your favorite pair of jeans or Dickie’s and pair it with a checkered button-down shirt tied at the belly button. Wrap your hair up in a bandana in your favorite print to protect your face, and you’ll be good to go for a day at the mechanic shop without compromising style.