Sixth Avenue, c. 1966. This mod shift dress is unapologetically bold — a hot pink base broken up by a diagonal statement zipper that cuts from the high neckline all the way to the hem, flanked by vivid red and orange stripes. The short sleeves and structured straight silhouette give it that Courrèges-era space-age confidence, while the contrast panel at the hem adds an unexpected layered detail. The silver ring-pull zipper is fully functional and doubles as the main design feature. No need for accessories — this dress is the outfit. Pair with go-go boots and a pillbox hat for full mod effect, or white trainers for a modern take.

Why You'll Love It

• Authentic 60s mod shift silhouette — structured, straight, mini length
• Diagonal functional zip with ring pull — the detail everyone will ask about
• Hot pink, red and orange color block — unapologetically bright
• Short sleeves and high neckline keep it chic rather than revealing
• Thick, structured fabric holds its shape all day

Fabric & Care

• Shell: 70% Wool, 30% Viscose — structured with a soft hand, holds the shift shape
• Dry clean only
• Cool iron on reverse

Fit & Sizing

• Structured straight shift — runs true to size
• Model is 170cm (5'7"), bust 86cm, waist 66cm, hips 92cm, wearing size M
• Length: approx. 85cm / 33.5" from shoulder to hem (size M)
• Diagonal front zipper fastening