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Designer
Creation date
about 1970
Materials
crushed silk velvet, tie-dyed
Credit line
Gift of Elizabeth Weymouth
Accession number
1986.316C
Collection
Not Currently On View
Halston's first runway show in 1968 was the debut for his "pajama dressing." The style was simple, the line uncomplicated, and fabrics were interesting and unexpected.
In the 1960s and 1970s tie-dying was popular among hippies and flower children. Halston's adaptation, a style known as "hippy chic," shows how street fashion influenced high fashion.
