Saturday, February 1, 2014

SERIOUSLY SENSUOUS SEVENTIES


Yves Saint Laurent
"The best and most sophisticated pants looks in Paris."

Saint Laurent obviously loved women. Thrown over a pair of black crepe pants, a thin crimson halter edged on beads. A cable-stitched cardigan of gold and ruby beads, and Saint Laurent jewelry thrown on to complete that cazh luxury of the go-anywhere evening look. A Standout!


Yves Saint Laurent
"The Little Black Dinner Suit"

Like no one else could do it ... a pleated cire satin skirt stitched to the hip with a matching quilted cardigan bordered in SABLE. The perfect simplest V-neck pull underneath, striped in black and silver sequins. Gagous!


Ungaro

Bias-cut black crepe, blouson back, the skirt folded over in front giving the look of a wrap


Ungaro
The Very Covered Dress in Black Georgette


Ungaro's Lynx For A Cold Night

Thrown over a bare little ruffle-necked angora jersey top, beige-and-white trousers. Ivory jersey wrapping the head - mmm ...


DIOR

The ease and seduction of ivory satin-crepe pyjamas - sheer Dior
Drop It Like It's Hot


DIOR
The Flirt of The Sleeves on a Short Dress For Evening



Givenchy

The Dress With A Beautiful Length of Back ... brown crepe embroidered with pink mirrored straps and stripes and a cardigan that's a perfect mosaic of mirrors.


Givenchy 

Perfection in long black organza drawn high in back with two streamers circling the neck, tying to one side and  adding to the allure of bareness. Simply perfect!


Mila Schon

Long luxurious georgette with lace insets



Galitzine

A Classic Fall of Pink Jersey in Quiana (the miracle fabric of the seventies!)


Galitzine

Dolman-sleeved black jersey pyjamas with a deep plunge of cream in silk jersey.



Valentino

The simplest sweater, shirt, and skirt in the thinnest gold lame.
Jewelry by Borbonese for Valentino



Very Valentino

Short pleated evening shirt dress with a cardigan patterned in gold sequins. Simple Sophistication.



Fashion and Women
Vogue September 1972
Photography: Avedon


... eye on the seventies at devodotcom


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