Mrs. George Goodell wears a two-piece pure wool outfit colored Forever Blue and a Panama straw hat trimmed with Paradise Green Chiffon.
Sylvia Valley stands in the breeze of the ocean in her aqua knit suit of loop mohair. White straw hat has beige hemp and knit top.March 18, 1965The best thing about fashion coverage in the black and white era, they had to tell you what color the clothes were. Gloves and hats were a big part of the formal outfit then.Check out the ad for the Salon of Beauty.RELAX COMPLETELY…bring your knitting we’ll supply the coffee. Some of us may knit along with you, while you “dry.”Quoting from a story headlined:Gloves for spring are shortThis year, it’s a gay, young spring marked by prettiness and an aura of school – girlishness. And to “hand” you a look that is as fresh as a new crocus are a bevy of bright and sprightly new gloves.From the 1965 Spring fashion tab, photos by Jim Vestal.
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I love it that short gloves were considered a sign of spring “school-girlishness.”
Why not just chuck the gloves entirely, ladies?!
I do, however, appreciate the fact that knitting was encouraged at the “Salon of Beauty.” It may have been easier to do when most women would have been getting “waves” instead of actual haircuts.
Keep the fashion pix coming!
I’m agree that the fashion in black and white could develop imagination I think our present fashion journals should print at least few black and white pages.