HALSTON III MEN'S VINTAGE PURE ITALIAN SILK LUXURY TIE

80’s Halston III Men’s Necktie - 100% Italian Silk Teal. Abstract Avant-garde VIDEO COPY & PASTE VIDEO BELOW Roy Halston https://youtu.be/-O5X-Krkqx8?si=lTSy0AI6h2reTbGz Before Jaclyn Smith brought fashion to the style-starved aisles of K-Mart, before Isaac Mizrahi helped change Target to Target (pronounced with a French Accent), the king of disco-era fashion, Roy Halston, debuted a line at the venerable department store JCPenney The Halston III line for JCPenney debuted in stores in 1983, and with it, the first truly masstige fashion line, a mass market fashion line developed/licensed by a high-end designer or brand, was born The line was a big hit, which promptly “downgraded” the Halston brand in the eyes of elite New York stores like Bergdorf Goodman, who, along with other higher-end department stores, stopped selling the higher-priced Halston lines. The Halston brand became a household name but lost its prestige Unfortunately for Halston, he was 30 years too early. In a fashionable twist of irony, almost 30 years to the date that Halston launched his line for JCPenney, Isaac Mizrahi launched his eponymous line with Target. Interestingly, Mizrahi’s line with Target was far more successful than the designer’s higher-priced lines at stores like Barneys. For up-and-coming designers like Proenza Schouler and Zac Posen, both of whom had a collection with Target. SHIRT: NICOLE MILLER "INSTOCK"