In 1967 the “Mod” look was in full swing. Popular looks included streamlined silhouettes, vibrant graphic prints, menswear inspired fashions with a feminine edge. Accessories and hair were big! Below is a list of the top hot fashion trends for 1967 as featured in the January issue of Vogue magazine.
Boots from ankle length to over thigh. Looked great with mini skirts and textured or shimmery tights.
1967 Boots and tights trend
Tribal prints
Oscar de la Renta for Jane Derby Kaftan and pants
Bold graphic prints
Sarmi silk crepe geometric print dresses
Wide leg jumpsuits
Hanae Mori silk butterfly print jumpsuit
Printed Coats
Rajah coat by Bill Blass for Maurice Rentner
Forquet purple and orange wrap style swing coat
Menswear Inspired
Menswear inspired shirts and pants. Worn by Francoise Hardy, French singer and actress
Tunics with mini pants
Oscar de la Renta for Jane Derby Jewelled mini tunic and shorts.
Jeweled evening tunic and short pants by Oscar de la Renta for Jane Derby
Paper clothing
- 1967 paper fashions
Upper left- Actress Candice Bergen wearing Paco Rabanne’s silver paper dress with rosettes.
Upper right- Ethel Scull in Kimberly Kaycel paper shift painted by Luksus.
Lower left- Peggy Moffitt in Rudi Gernrich clear plastic tunic with paper dots.
Lower right- Model wearing Mars Manufacturing shoulder tie paper jumpsuit in electric blue and turquoise
That’s all for now! To be continued…
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I always loved the white Courreges style go go boots from the 60s. They looked great with mini dresses.
Oh yes! I really liked the color block Mondrian inspired boots.