Geoffrey Beene dress with sequins and mirrors.
Malcolm Starr royal blue dress with cuffs and hem in paillettes, wooden beads and crystals. Sold for $265 in 1967 (about $1692 in today's dollar).
Saks Fifth Avenue private label burnout velvet. Sold for $145 in 1967 (about $926 in today's dollar).
Leslie Fay chiffon dress with back drape. Sold for $36 in 1967 (about $230 in today's dollar).
All from Stix Baer & Fuller, St. Louis' high end department store. Two sparkly mini dresses sold for $40 each in 1967 (about $255 in today's dollar) and the metallic stripe dress with matching coat sold for $225 in 1967 (about $1436 in today's dollar).
It's not too late to get your own 1960's party dress for this holiday season! We've got loads of them at Couture Allure! Go take a look! Big hair not included.
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6 comments:
Love the Leslie Fay with the watteau back.
WOW! These are Gorgeous! I can't wait to see the Fabulous party dresses at Couture Allure!:))
I miss Stix, Baer and Fuller. It was so much fun at Christmas time to go to that store. It smelled divine and twinkled to a fare-thee-well. I have Stix on my saved searches at Ebay.
Sparklie dress- check
metallic hose- check
big hair- check
Party to go to...
Lovely.
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I think this era of party dresses are the absolute best and most fun!
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