In early 1967, Travilla was announced as the designer for the film version of Jacqueline Susann's Valley of the Dolls. with the task of designing a reported 120 costumes for the four leads, Travilla combined several pieces from his 1966 season with costume designs he then produced for his 1967 Fall/Winter Collection.
Sharon Tate modeled both film and fashions for the designer's retail line. Approximately 200 color images and negatives from that shoot sold for over $12,000 on eBay in 2024.
Sharon Tate modeled both film and fashions for the designer's retail line. Approximately 200 color images and negatives from that shoot sold for over $12,000 on eBay in 2024.
Dress
of white wool with a plaid of thin-line navy and red with long sleeves, a
wrapped standing collar and a mobile bias skirt with side flare.
Retail version of Neely's Grammy gold rope dress. The film version cost a reported $150 a yard.
A double
breasted coat-dress of white wool with a burst of pleats at the hemline.
Gown
of pleated panels of shell-pink chiffon with a criss-cross neckline.
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