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Individuality Takes Over

In the late 1960's, we begin to see the influence of "streetwear" on fashion designers. By 1968, young fashionistas had begun to wear clothing found in antique stores, army-navy outlets, and shops selling ethnic imports. It became important for young people to have their own individual and unique look. Designers soon caught on, and in 1968-69, peasant, gypsy, and ethnic looks were prevalent in body skimming styles.

This exotic dress in a high quality cotton is printed with a Far East Indian block print. The gentle A-line shape and bell sleeves are typical of the era.


See this dress and more at Couture Allure Vintage Fashion .

Inspiration Part 2

Designer Vera Neumann was greatly talented with colorful graphic designs for her textiles. Whenever I encounter a bright, splashy print in a simple dress or scarf, I can almost always be assured of finding the Vera signature in the lower right corner. Such is the case with this simple 60's cotton shift dress. Vera has taken inspiration from the colorful handcrafted tie dyes of the hippies, and made a more sophisticated version for the "Ladies Who Lunch" set.


A bright print like this is sure to cure those "End of Winter" blues! See this dress and more at Couture Allure Vintage Fashion .