Fashion

[LTT1]

[Dinaki]

That's my fashion, 60's and 70's era. I do wear dresses and when it comes to pants, I do fancy my cigarette trousers.

[Greeneyedlady21]

[LTT1]

Perhaps if you would like, you can locate some vintage fashion but brand new.

I will bbl have to delete some photos.

[Dinaki]

[AngelPuppy1]

@Dinaki 

I do like some 60's fashion but the only one of these that I really like the picture that has the 3 dresses --- the 3rd one with the fuller skirt! That is adorable!  

[LTT1]

[Vivian]

Those photos take me back. I was a teenager/young adult in the 60s and that's when I developed my interest in fashion. I was a clothes horse. Now, however, my quarantine garb is jeans plus sweatshirt.

[ALRATIBA]

I'm trying to remember how I dressed in the 60s.  

Living in NYC ... married in 1963.

In those days - I made a lot of my own clothes.  I was really, really thin and difficult to find things that fit my long torso. 

Casual - kind of preppy kind of hippie / black watch plaid / penny loafers /  chino pants / distressed leather jacket / folk music / Kingston Trio /  Greenwich Village coffee houses  

Work - dresses and suits.  Carnaby Street, Mondrian inspired fashion, shift dresses, empire waist dresses, "Minnie Mouse" shoes, go-go boots.  

[LTT1]

@ALRATIBA @Vivian @AngelPuppy1 @Dinaki @Greeneyedlady21 @lolakimono @SoX 

I'm getting my pictures from an European Vogue magazine dated 1966...a goldmine of beautiful fashions!

I remember coming into the mid 60's as a teen and expecting to see many of these types of fashions. My mom did teach me how to sew, although I never managed to create the look of these expensive gorgeous fashions.

It did seem like our stores featured fashion that used more fabric; better fabric; more tailoring.