This paper explores World War II British films that used costumes as propaganda to influence women to accept the challenges of wartime. The films analyzed are authentic, real-life wartime dramas: Millions Like Us (1943), The Gentle Sex (1943), and Two Thousand Women (1944). The female characters in these films served as inspirational models of survival and also as figures of propaganda, encouraging civilians to do their part to win the war. These actors faced wartime challenges of clothing shortages, rationing, female conscription, wartime service, and social-class dissolution, mirroring their counterparts in the cinema audience.

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服装走向战争

本文探讨二战英国电影以服装为宣传，影响女性接受战时挑战。分析的电影是真实的、真实的战时戏剧：像我们一样的百万 (1943)、温柔的性 (1943) 和两千个女人 (1944)。这些电影中的女性角色既是鼓舞人心的生存典范，也是宣传人物，鼓励平民为赢得战争而尽自己的一份力量。这些演员面临着服装短缺、配给、女性征兵、战时服役和社会阶层解体等战时挑战，这与他们在电影观众中的同行相似。