Black and white has been a popular combination in fashion lately, with several designers continuing the trend for fall. That’s because it’s a classic look that never really goes out of style. It’s not surprising, as it makes any outfit look smart, chic and sophisticated.
Below is a fashion spread featuring the monochromatic trend in 1957, with the models wearing black and white dresses created from Vogue Patterns.
A white cotton sateen sheath dress with black floral print from Vogue Pattern #9027. The emerald cummerbund and beads make a stunning contrast.
Black and white floral print 50s sheath dress with emerald sash.
On the left is an amazing flocked organdy two piece strapless party dress. The turquoise cummerbund looks fantastic with the black and white and gives the illusion of a one piece dress. From Vogue Pattern #9246.
On the right beaded black ribbon and a bow accent add some serious panache to a simple white pique bustier type top. From 1957 Vogue Pattern #8931. The black four gored skirt, Vogue Pattern #9216.
Two piece 50s party dresses.
Full gathered black and white patchwork skirt with fitted black blouse.
Black and white polka dots with red accents.
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