Such an amazing dress, such an amazing neckline!
The fabulous vintage blog Couture Allure always has so much information about posted images:
"At the National University of Mexico, a black Taj silk cocktail sheath with a side-slashed neckline. Sold for $65.00 in 1960 (about $478.00 in today's dollar)...Luis Estevez was a genius at designing unusual necklines. In fact, he became known as the "Neckline King" in the trade.
To learn more about Luis Estevez, visit David Patrick Columbia's New York Social Diary post about Estevez, which includes a reprint of a biographical article from Santa Barbara magazine and lots more photos of gorgeous Estevez dresses.
All photos by William Ward for a multi-page advertisement that appeared in Harper's Bazaar, 1960."
To learn more about Luis Estevez, visit David Patrick Columbia's New York Social Diary post about Estevez, which includes a reprint of a biographical article from Santa Barbara magazine and lots more photos of gorgeous Estevez dresses.
All photos by William Ward for a multi-page advertisement that appeared in Harper's Bazaar, 1960."
