The days of glamour are over in Hollywood. This represented an wonderful era, gone, but not forgotten. You go Doris Day and thank you.

Dois Day was blessed with so much. Gorgeous, classic face, gorgeous, classic figure, gorgeous speaking and singing voice. Beautiful soul. Beautiful life. She had it all except a good husband. When I think of her I think of sunshine ☀☀☀☀☀☀

I love when a movie has a fashion show in it ❤

Ok, the interchangable mink coat is everything ❤

Such exquisite and tasteful music! Beautiful and classy ladies and gowns too! This is a bygone era. Hollywood is far from this today.

I was a very little boy when this style was new and even then I thought they were the height of all feminine beauty. Yes, this is old and ancient but the glamorous beauty of it all still pulls on my heart strings. ❤️

Doris Day had such class and such a pure heart, right in the middle of all that Hollywood debauchery. This film, That Touch of Mink, was the first Hollywood film to gross 1 million in one theatre, Radio City Music Hall. RIP wonderful Doris Day; big hearted, spiritual, lovely woman. Thanks for all the joy you brought to so many people and so much healing to animals. One in a ZILLION,. -bbcc

George Duning's music during this fashion scene is so beautifully stunning like the beautifully austere and stunning models!

Doris's mouth hanging open - that's me, too, watching those glorious fashions!

never missed any of her movies.. she was one classy lady.

I loved this whole fashion show! The music was perfect! Thanks for posting!

My fave movie ever. Fell in love with it as a teenager. Love these old films.

she had the sweetest most genuine smile. loved her voice and personality. and sadly she was treated horribly. thanks for all the happy memories at the Arden Theatre in Lynwood CA when I was a girl.

The black with the fur- OMG I want it! 0:56

I LOVE the pink hostess ensemble and the beaded silver white glittery number at 1:01. I imagined my beautiful 31 year old mother (back in 1962) with her lovely dark hair wearing some of these. Ahhhhhh.

@leananshae I miss the real women that wore this kind of authentic couture. The presentation and background score makes it all the more sumptuous too. Bergdorf's still has some of this vintage-feel, exotic magic, even today.

I always loved this part of the movie - the fashions and the music. Everything a girl needs for a weekend in Bermuda with Cary! ;-)

**SIGH** She had all those RICH colors to choose from and she went and got the BEIGE.

Gorgeous outfits 😊

She picked the lease appealing one

Doris Day R.I.P.

Back when women 'wanted' to convey elegance, & be ladies. Them days is long gone for the most part.

The burgundy dress looks almost exactly like the navy blue dress I wore to my son's wedding last year. Some things are classics. Edit: Mine also had the sash for a nice big bow at the waist.

Mink on the inside, great thinking.

I'd wear any of these dresses now if I were going somewhere fancy, they're all beautiful.

My favorite part of the movie.

Unforgettable movie and music too!!!!Why all is finished!!!!?????????? Golden age I miss you.

I sure like the title and incidental music by George Duning, who gave us music for Picnic and other movies.

Something very similar to this is what my great great aunt did at Elizabeth Arden in Manhattan around this time

Ah marvellous music..................................

Exactly! I adore those clothes and I also miss the real women in them!

Back when people cared about their appearance. Going out in public in your pajamas is not a good look.

These were the last innocent times before everything went bad.

Even the sales ladies look chic. Amazing!

I almost bought a similar out like the hot pink pass through jumpsuit for my daughters recent wedding. Only not in pink but beautiful jewel tone colors. So gorgeous.

That brought back memories. Awesome

فيلم رومانسي كوميدي رائع وجميل جداً دائماً تبدع في هذه " النوعية : الرومانسية الكوميدية " النجمة العالمية الجميلة " دوريس داي " . ونحن بفضل الله ثم بفضل " أحكم على ما تشتهي وأمر ….. " عدنا إلى روعة وجمال وابداع " السينما العالمية الاجنبية الجميلة والرائعة والسعيدة جداً القديمة والحديثة " التي إنحرمنا منها لفترة طويلة جداً ومع جزيل الشكر والتقدير بوجود كل ترجمة عربية رائع وجميلة وسعيدة لكل فيلم أجنبي .

That was the perfect show....the look all around was the example of how classy she could look and in those times fur wasn't a crime; for that era, beautiful

Norell! Love how glam the models were.

I'll take one of everything... except the lime green loungewear. Gosh, I miss these fashions!

The old school modeling, ‘hips tucked under’.

The cape/coat @ 0:32 is amazing.

Why no mention of the designer of those fashions-- the peerless Norman Norell? He told of Cary Grant coming to the showroom at 550 Seventh Avenue, and personally selecting the clothes which were to be featured in the film. Interesting, if true, to think that Cary Grant had a hand in that aspect of the film.

@leananshae Well, hey, I'm a fellow and not in the market for vintage couture myself - however decades ago I did train as a bespoke tailor and learned the ways of the haute, in Paris at the Chambres Syndicale. And, yes - MadMen has engaged quite nicely a revival of all things splendid of the period. I can quite literally replicate anything of any period one desires. Some folks thought I was going to be the next Givenchy - but I can't deal with the weirdness of the people in the business (!)

About 25 years back I dubbed this George Duning music cue from VHS to audio cassette so I could listen in the car. Notice a passing similarity to his theme for Then Came Bronson at :37 and 1:51. And doesn't Doris nuzzling her mink at the end of the scene hit a WRONG note? Just a few years later she began to devote her life to protecting animals. Can't say enough about the talent and loveliness of Doris Day.

All of the Doris Day/Rock Hudson/Cary Grant, etc., movies churned out during that era cost about $42.50 to make and it took about a week. If you want to see earlier versions of the recycled fluff, just watch the Sandra Dee/Debbie Reynolds/Annette/Deborah Wally junk. It's no different and just as corny.

@leananshae Haven't been involved in bespoke or couture since the 80's when the clientele changed from wanting to look like 'Audrey' to being trashy Madonna wannabe's. Now run an interesting business, I pioneered sun-protective apparel in '86. Now there are category copycats, but we're still the only one with our proprietary cloth and look. It's a far departure from couture, which is spending a lot of time on one client, but the unfortunate reality is "dress the masses, eat with the classes".

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@c3cubed Oops! Sorry 'bout that! : ) Wow, so do you still faire le couture? I sew, but I still have trouble figuring out my Butterick patterns! LOL! I actually live in Paris with my French husband... how interesting that you have a connection here too! Well, I just hope you stayed up with designing... do you have a website where I can see your work?

The last model reminds me of Babe Paley…..she was no stranger to Bergdorf’s

shows me again that during th elast 50 years fashion has gone down the gutter....

Can one die from drooling?

@leananshae Have old fashioned photos, but no personal website. Maybe some day will do an archive. However, our corporate site is still up, but will be changing soon to being an online retailer: sunveil.com BTW: our fabric is from our source mill in Lyon. Ironic you live in France. My favourite lunch time Parisian paradise is Petrossian!

@c3cubed *sigh* It's all just such dreamy stuff and since such TV hits as Madmen, vintage 50s and 60s is wearable again! You can find some great vintage couture at Etsy.com if you look for it. My favorite seller is TimelessVintageVixen... you should go check out her ever-changing stock! Yummy eye-candy and not outrageous prices! ; )

What movie?

Don't agree with using the fuzzy camera lens for Ms. Day's closeups. Totally unnecessary. How old was she then...40? Way too young and much too beautiful to be going for the fuzzy lens.

These ladies can’t be models; they don’t look angry, smug or conceited . Aahhh for the old days.

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I know it's not cool to like real fur anymore but have heard nothing feels as good as mink against your skin

Don’t know why Doris is in ecstasy. Love vintage, but 90% of these gowns are hideous.