floral tulle dress Andrea & Leo A1332 Printed Gown – Sparkly Gowns Get ready to serve some major looks with this Chateau Garden print maxi dress Eloise Tulle Floral Print Dress

For an evening look, switch to a navy blazer and brown loafers to elevate the ensemble

This versatility makes it a valuable piece that transitions effortlessly from day to night events

Two of the models were described as pale blue and pale pink, early harbingers of the color revolution that was to follow shortly: With the Sixties counterculture in full swing and formal now a four-letter word, GQ announced the same year that some celebrities visiting tropical resorts had taken to wearing formal shirts such as this one sans dinner jacket: These groovy shirt styles from 1968 had no need for collars which meant the traditional bow tie could be replaced by the pictured gold-plated neckpiece with jade inset: Also in 1968 GQ featured this super blue Prince Ferrari evening shirt with a subtly shaded pink, green and blue lace front. Colored formal shirts arrived in force in 1968 as shown in this pictorial of designer smocks

Easily pair it with some classic white sneakers for a daytime look, or dress it up with a comfortable travel heel in the evenings

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