Halston

Halston is an American fashion house founded by designer Roy Halston Frowick in 1966. Halston became internationally known during the 1970s for minimalist yet glamorous womenswear associated with the disco era and New York nightlife. The brand became synonymous with Studio 54 culture, celebrity fashion, and modern American ready-to-wear. Halston's designs, characterized by clean lines, fluid silhouettes, and luxurious fabrics such as cashmere, jersey, and Ultrasuede, helped redefine American fashion.