1970 Getty Images Diane von Furstenberg and husband Prince Egon von Frstenberg wear matching checked button-down shirts and belted trousers
This is due the cost of importing the fine textiles and the hours and hours of work that went into their making
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The press wasnt entirely on board either Rubye Graham, a Philadelphia Inquirer fashion editor, criticized the idea, calling them wastebasket dresses. She said, Despite all of the promises and savings these garments hold in store for us, I hope their availability is far in the future unless, of course, paper looks as beautiful as cloth. Still, paper dresses are remembered as a symbol of the optimistic, futuristic thinking of the sixties