Is there any colour more eye-catching than red? Vanity Fair didn't seem to think so in 1955.
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| January 1955 |
In January, Vanity Fair featured this blazer in "Guardsman red" in its "Best Buys" section.
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| February 1955 |
February's cover girl looks warm in "the new narrow shouldered look, the high-set sleeve... and the new shorter-than-long length" featured in the latest Paris collections.
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| March 1955 |
The March issue features a model wearing a spring suit in coral tweed—manufactured by Handmacher.
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| April 1955 |
The April issue features this dress "vibrating with colour"among a selection of "New Season's" dresses "to Dance in". It's in organdy and built over its own petticoat, with a stole to match.
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| June 1955 |
Our cover girl for June heads off on her boating holiday wearing a "fleecy wool resort coat" by Rensor.
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| October 1955 |
To finish with: "A Blaze of Colour... a delight to dance in, made in crackle-crisp taffeta from an original Dior design".
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