Finding an ad for a dress I've had in my inventory doesn't happen very often, but when it does I like to show it to you. This morning, I came across this 2-page spread for a dress by Mr. Mort exclusively for Saks Fifth Avenue. The ad appears in a February 1956 magazine.
The ad copy reads:
"Our young man likes to see a girl wearing diamonds, especially when they're embroidered in black on a dress of Thomas cotton. He scoops its neck widely, laces the tiny-looking bodice with black ribbon. In red, grey or beige - and washable!" Sold in 1956 for $39.95 (about $338 in today's dollar.)
Here's the dress live and in color. It sold right away to a long-time Couture Allure customer, but you can still click through to the original listing to see more photos and all the details!
The ad copy reads:
"Our young man likes to see a girl wearing diamonds, especially when they're embroidered in black on a dress of Thomas cotton. He scoops its neck widely, laces the tiny-looking bodice with black ribbon. In red, grey or beige - and washable!" Sold in 1956 for $39.95 (about $338 in today's dollar.)
Here's the dress live and in color. It sold right away to a long-time Couture Allure customer, but you can still click through to the original listing to see more photos and all the details!