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Your 60s Fashion TipsLITTLE SUMMER SUIT
The little summer suit always has a smartly tailored open front
Chanel-type jacket over a sleeveless dress with open neckline. STOCKINGS TOO TIGHT If your feel are uncomfortable, check the size of your stockings. They may be too small. If they are, you will have as much discomfort as you would if your shoes were too short - more, in fact, for stockings tend to shrink from perspiration.
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RETRO-SPECTIVE: HOUSEWIFE FASHIONFashions of the 1960s
The 1960s Party Dress
![]() ![]() From Left to Right: 1960s Bespoke dress in taffeta and chantilly lace, decorated with sequins. Bodice with inner ribs. Rear zip closure. Made of Nylon, Silk; 1960s Bespoke dress in velvet and crimson silk with removable top richly embroidered with four crystals beads. Hidden snap button closure. Made of Cotton, Silk; 1960s Bespoke dress in blue brocade lamé with a pink sash at bust. Ribbed bodice. Rear zip closure. Made of Cotton, Lurex. Source: Vintage Party Dress Collection on Yoox.com. (December 2008)
Sleeveless sheath in two-tone wool crêpe with a central double pocket, decorated with two loops. Lined in two-tone silk, rear zip closure. Made Of Wool. Dress with a History: This Cocktail Dress belonged to the film star Maria Felix. Asking Price was $1,750.00 in the summer of 2008 - (already sold.) Source: From the Long Live Christian Dior Spring-Summer YOOX Collection
1960 Vintage Sleeveless Dress by M. Sarti in Orange. Decorative
buttons and two faux pockets with decorative buttons on front.
Decorative floral applications in silk. Side zip closure. The skirt is
lined. Made of 70% Wool, 30% Cotton found at yoox.com. Vintage Chanel 3/4 length dress. Production date: 1960s. Made of: 100% Silk, For Sale in December, 2007 for $1,920. Long-sleeved dress in dove grey chiffon. The bodice is composed of two layers that accentuate the material's transparency: the outer layer has a deep V-neckline and sleeves that close with fabric-covered buttons; the internal layer is sleeveless. The pleated skirt, composed of three chiffon layers, is decorated with a curled waistband and displays two front pockets and a front zip. The hem is slightly asymmetrical (shorter at front).
Shoes of the 1960s
>>FASHION STATEMENTS<<"Oscar de la Renta, the designer who creates clothing for the woman indoctrinated to modern life, is fascinated this fall season by the jungles of the Turkish harem."
Ohio Mansfield News Journal, July 1968
Some Vintage DiorFROM: DIOR Vintage - 60 Years of Dior Couture exclusively on YOOX.COM. Fashion News In KnitsBy GAILE DUGAS NEW YORK (NEA) - All of the fashion news for late spring and summer is good. It tells a story of lightweight knitted silks that shed wrinkles, of printed cashmeres, of ribbed, knitted silks gay with print and of a-man-made miracle fiber that is light, chic and washable. In the past, women who doted on the luxury and soft texture of silk have sometimes sighed and given it up in favor of what they felt was 'a' more practical fabric. But the new knitted silks combine the luxury of silk with the ability to shed wrinkles immediately. They are, in fact, the perfect summer travelers. Printed cashmeres in truly beautiful colorings burst upon the fashion world this spring. Against 3 downy white background, brilliant florets of rose, aqua or yellow bloom forth. The printed cashmere cardigan worn with a simple, sleeveless, sheath makes a costume of 'elegance. Courtelle is the newest of the man-made fibers. It is light, cool and washable but, of course, most man-made fibers are. The difference lies in the fact that this newest fabric has genuine chic. It has been used for knitted suits that are truly handsome. No matter what your summer vacation plans — this country or Europe—these are fashions worth your investigation. 1962 |
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![]() 1968 Double Knits in in Navy, Yellow, Green and Turquoise from Sears. Made from Perma Prest® textured Polyester, you never have to iron them! Hand wash and drip dry. Note that the hemline is now clearly above the knee. |
Undergarments
Daahhrling...have you seen Du Pont's new line of girdles? You simply must try one! OK, so maybe a girdle isn't high fashion, but wearing one could make or break your look! "Lumpy" wasn't IN in the 1960s either! |
Fabrics of the 1960s
The Jump Suit was a popular style in the 60's, as it became more
acceptable for women to wear pants!
Jiffy Jump-In Style No. R263
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