Just 15 short years after yesterday's post, this is what high end American fashion looks like. In one of Diana Vreeland's final issues editing Vogue magazine, she said, "Print's the thing for evening."
At left: "The prettiest quilted silk coat, in a happy-go-flower print. Shaped, belted, and perfect over every little thing you wear for evening. Originala. About $395" (about $2,273 in today's dollar.) Mr. John hat, Graff watch, Golo boots worn over striped stockings.
At right: "The print is paisley, and it's got you covered. Black, red, pink silk with trumpet sleeves and a wide belt - Jacques Tiffeau's small evening dress. Abraham fabric. About $325" (that's $1,870 in today's dollar.) Wig by Halston, bracelets by Oscar de la Renta.
Photo by Gianni Penati for Vogue magazine, 1971.
Fashion editor, Diana Vreeland.