The Gleam of Success
Satin Trench - Edward Abbott
There is nothing like a trench for tying together a look. Day or evening, 50's through today, the trench continues to take its place as a wardrobe mainstay.
The Gala Gold Costume
Samuel Winston - Emme Hat
Never out of fashion - slim straight skirt and cropped top
Taupe brocade and Russian Sable
Jablow - Hat by Emme
The Succcess
Gold Brocade Trench - Junior Sophisticates
Total Success: The White Costume
Talmack - Hat by Emme
The Coat That Makes a Costume
Wool Ottoman Lined With Mink
Monte-Sano & Pruzan
Cinnamon Wool Lined in Black Satin by George Carmel
Dress by Harvey Berin - Jewels by Harry Winston
Handbag - Nettie Rosenstein
Brown and Gold Brocade by Nettie Rosenstein
Another shape from the 50's - full and lightweight often tapered at the hemline
Black Silk Brocade lined in White Satin
Ben Zuckerman - Hat by Emme
Giant Pin - Eisenberg
Banled Blaze
Silk-light Wool Crepe by Maurice Retner
Jewels - Schlumberger of Tiffany
Lacy wool Coup-sleeved jacket by Monte-Sano & Pruzan
Pearls - Judith McCann
Hat by Sally Victor
A Gres original in Butterscotch-suede and thickly-knitted wool
Fur On The Double
Beige Brazilian River Otter lined in Snow Leopard from India by Ben Kahn
From Givenchy - bright pink ottoman tied above the waistline worn over a simple black silk-chiffon dress - Illustration Herve Dubly
Brown silk-satin lined with white satin, collared with natural dark ranch mink. The sheath underneath - white satin bodice, brown satin skirt. Costume by Larry Aldrich
Fashions in Vogue October 1959
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