Halston

Halston is an American fashion brand synonymous with 1970s glamour, founded by Roy Halston Frowick, celebrated for its minimalist, fluid eveningwear—bias-cut gowns, luxurious fabrics, and signature minimalist shapes—that epitomized disco-era sophistication and celebrity dressing. Known for reinventing American sportswear into sleek, elegant silhouettes and popularizing easy, wearable luxury (including iconic pieces like the Ultrasuede coats and pillbox hats), the label combined refined simplicity with polished glamour and left a lasting influence on modern eveningwear and red‑carpet style.