1967 was a fun year of fashion and had some really cute styles for teenagers.
Original caption:
“Confectionery Colors, this page, glow out to play all summer. Left: Trim T-shirt, about $8, crinkled over a ribbed A-liner, about $11. Center: Baby Beachdress, about $17. (See undercover notes on page 236.) Right: Swimsuit with its crinkle on the blouson side, about $18. Pakula earrings. All cotton fabrics by Halpern. Fashions are by Cole of California.”
The notes on page 236 were on what to wear underneath the spaghetti strapped dress.
My, how times have changed. Foundational garments, indeed.
Very often the tops that went with the hip-hugger skirts were ribbed knit material. I loved that look.
The mid-teen girls wore this style and I remember how cool they looked. I think I had one dress with the hip-hugger and wide belt look. And of course the baby doll style was quite popular in swimsuits, nightwear and dresses.
*Photograph and caption taken from the April 1967 issue of Seventeen Magazine.
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