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How to Wear 60s Mod Summer Dresses To nail that swinging 60s mod look this summer, you'll need: A-line or shift dresses in mini-length - the mod essential Bold geometric or Op-art prints - the bolder, the better Solid blocks of color - primary colors and monochrome black and white Peter Pan or sharp collars - crisp and clean lines with contrast White go-go boots, Mary Jane flats, or block-heeled patent sandals Oversized round sunglasses with plastic frames Geometric jewelry and wide headbands Pale lipstick and dramatic eye makeup Sixties mod dresses were often made from heavyweight crimped or double-knit polyester - great for holding those sharp lines and structured trapeze skirts, but a bit sweaty in the summer heat

Warm tones like gold, burgundy, and terracotta enhance deeper or sun-kissed skin

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