1960s Wedding Dresses

The most common 1960s wedding dress material is metal.

1960s wedding dresses. The formality of the early 1950s gave way to fun hip simpler silhouettes of the 1960s as well as the old fashioned hippie gowns of the 70s. Did you scroll all this way to get facts about 1960s wedding dress. There were no glossy multi page fashion spreads with models back then.

1960 s wedding dresses were definitely inspired by the country s new first lady jacqueline kennedy. There are 11810 1960s wedding dress for sale on etsy and they cost 173 60 on average. Over the next few years wedding dress skirts narrowed and waistlines rose.

Reserved for susan please do not purchase. Pat wore a modern empire line 1960s wedding dress made of a brilliant white silk fabric. But the illustrations were beautiful.

Here s a look at what the fashion trends were for spring 1926 as featured in woman s home companion. In 1961 oleg cassini became her official designer and together they managed to excite an entire generation of women getting married to buy slim fitting sheaths and adopt sleeveless and cap sleeve a line designs. The mod silhouette of swinging london had made it to the church aisle.

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Wedding dresses in various styles. Vintage 1960s wedding dress fitted white linen bodice with wide scoop neck and tank style shoulder full pleated skirt features a scalloped cotton lace over an acetate lining hidden back metal zipper and hook and eye closure original matching belt. The 50s style tea gown continued with shorter hemlines and sleeveless not strapless designs.