1960s Day Dresses

This 1960s Louis Feraud dress takes inspiration from naval uniforms and is essentially a white linen blend A-line mod dress with contrasting navy tr...

Breathtaking Louis Feraud graphic mid-weight wool crepe tunic from his 1969 iconic couture collection. Feraud's career started when he opened his ...

Breathtaking Louis Feraud graphic wool-blend dress from his 1969 iconic couture collection. Feraud's career started when he opened his first French boutique in 1955. As luck would have it, Brigitte Bardot bought one of his dresses and the attention this brought to the store helped to establish his name. Along with Pierre Cardin and Courreges, he revolutionized the fashion world with space-age mod clothing. The unique design takes its inspiration right out of mod subculture with its classic target appliques. The bodice has a chic collar with lean, long zipper-wrist sleeves. The flattering a-line construction emphasizes a woman's gorgeous shape without adding any bulk or volume to the actual hips. Pieces like this are becoming harder and harder to find due to their historical value. A beautiful museum quality wearable treasure that every fashionista looks for. Measurements Bust:36-37 inches Waist:32 inches Hips:up to 42 inches Sleeve Length:23 inches Total Length:40 inches This Louis Feraud Couture...

A great 1960s silver lurex mini dress from Louis Feraud. The short sleeved dress simple shirtwaist style dress has a peter pan collar, 3 button flap patch pockets and 6 center front ...

A stunning dress by Louis Feraud for Rembrant. The dress is in a vibrant green and has stitch detail on the shoulder and skirt area. It is fully lined has a central back zip, and ...

Louis Feraud Op Art Mod print jersey dress from the 1960s...Louis Feraud produced some eye popping jersey dresses in the 60s all bold and in tune with the times...From the 1960s this...

Beautifully constructed and tailored in a lightweight wool challis lined in rayon.

Wool knit has been expertly pieced together to create this dress in a design which is both figure enhancing as well as chic. Fully lined.

Breathtaking Louis Feraud graphic deco linen dress from his 1968 iconic collection for Rembrant. Feraud's career started when he opened his first French boutique in 1955. As luck would have it, Brigitte Bardot bought one of his dresses and the attention this brought to the store helped to establish his name. Along with Pierre Cardin and Courreges, he revolutionized the fashion world with space-age mod clothing. The unique design takes its inspiration right out of the 1930's Great Gatsby era with its deco color-tone applique. The bodice is an elegant low-cut plunge with a chic nipped drop-waist. I love the triangular pattern around the skirt, which looks like chambray. The flattering a-line construction emphasizes a woman's seductive shape without adding any bulk or volume to the actual hips. Pieces like this are becoming harder and harder to find due to their historical value. A beautiful museum quality treasure that can be worn all year long. Measurements Bust:34-35 inches Waist:29 inches Hips:up to 39 inches Total Length:40 inches This vintage Louis Feraud dress...

Here's a wonderful example of Louis Ferauds early work. Made from what we believe is wool (no content tag), this dress bodice features black Op Art circles...

Rare, and simply stunning vintage 60s LOUIS FERAUD long sleeve A-Line dress! Jet black knitted wool, with alligator embossed brown leather accents at waist and collar. Gold/brass 'Pa...

A beautiful tri-color Louis Feraud jersey dress from the 1960s. Featuring green, yellow, orange and black, this dress looks fabulous with bot...