Fall 1969 Women’s Fashion Trends From New York Designers
Luxurious soft styles for fall 1969 mirror mid twenties influence with late sixties energy. Designers present comfortable clothes that hug the body and celebrate the all woman silhouette.
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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1969
Page
4
Luxurious soft styles for fall 1969 mirror mid twenties influence with late sixties energy. Designers present comfortable clothes that hug the body and celebrate the all woman silhouette.
New York couture fall collections present knit dominated, fluid silhouettes aimed at moving wearers. Sweater coats and dresses lead, pants stay slim by day with long coats and midi lengths. miniskirts fade to dress-plus-skirt looks.
New York fashion notes for fall depict bold vamp silhouettes and jewel encrusted details. Designers echo Gloria Swanson with black gowns featuring low necks and backs while necklines return to sweetheart off the shoulder and deep surplice cuts.
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