Halston Style

We are thrilled to be a part of CFDA: Defining American Style exclusive auction by donating this 1973 Fall Halston Ultrasuede ensemble.  Inspired by menswear and Japanese art, the utilitarian-style jacket, A-line skirt, and obi belt showcase Halston’s groundbreaking approach to American Sportswear. The ensemble is paired with an olive 100% Italian Cashmere long-sleeve turtleneck sweater. Adding the finishing touch is a brown wool bucket hat, adorned with trapunto stitching on the brim and grosgrain interior trim detail. Full proceeds of the sale will go to the CFDA Foundation, which benefits CFDA Scholarships and business mentoring to nurture the next generation of American fashion. Bid on the look on sothebys.com
 
Thank you and for including us!
 
1) 1973 Fall Ultrasuede suit with Cashmere Turtleneck & Wool Bucket Hat 
 
2) Roy Halston Frowick “Halston” 1975 in his signature Ultrasuede jacket that inspired many
of his woman’s Ultrasuede pieces he designed
 
3) Halston the king of American Sportswear with models in his signature Ultrasuede, Jersey and Cashmere
 
4) The iconic Bucket Hat, one of Halston’s favorite accessories

Holiday cheer with the icons✨

It is officially holiday party season✨ Halston, Andy Warhol, and Nancy North in 1973✨

Katya Tolstova dressed in Halston at FGI Night of Stars ⭐️ featured in Forbes

The Imari gown, the perfect piece to elevate your wardrobe 🤍 coming soon ✨

Throwing parties and entertaining was something I loved. I always maintained a vibrant social life, my favorite things to serve at my parties were caviar baked potatoes and midori sours. Recipe below!
•  2 ounces (4 tablespoons) Midori
•  ½ ounce (1 tablespoon) lime juice
•  ½ ounce (1 tablespoon) lemon juice
•  2 ounces (4 tablespoons) soda water to top
•  Ice, for serving
•  For the garnish: cocktail cherry and lime slice

Not only was I a fashion designer but I had a keen eye for interior design and architecture. My townhouse was a direct reflections of my taste and style 🖤

Life of the Party

The 70s were my time to shine. I embraced the vibrant social scene of New York City, often finding me at Studio 54, rubbing shoulders with the likes of Liza Minnelli and Andy Warhol. My personal life and my work became intertwined, and my name became synonymous with high fashion and celebrities✨✨

Who am I?  

I'm Roy Halston Frowick, known as Halston. Born April 23, 1932, in Des Moines, Iowa, my fashion passion emerged early. A pivotal moment came in the 1960s when First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy donned my iconic pillbox hat. This propelled me into fame, and my career soared with minimalist, luxe designs adored by celebrities. I launched HALSTON in 1968, symbolizing sophistication with ready-to-wear collections, fragrances, and accessories.