Neon Yellow & Hot Pink 60s Paisley Mod Mini Dress by Cos Cob

🤍 DESCRIPTION

Playful late 1960s to early 1970s mini dress by Cos Cob featuring an oversized paisley print in vivid neon yellow, hot pink, cream, and olive tones.

The silhouette is clean and sculptural through the bodice with a softly flared A-line skirt that creates beautiful movement without feeling overly exaggerated. Sharp cap-style shoulders give the dress a distinctly mod shape, while the vivid psychedelic-inspired paisley print captures the youthful energy of the era perfectly.

The textured fabric gives the print added depth and dimension, creating an almost tapestry-like visual effect in certain light. Bright, optimistic, and incredibly wearable, this is the kind of vintage piece that instantly becomes the focal point of an outfit.

An effortlessly fun piece with strong late-60s mod and early-70s boutique energy.

🤍 DETAILS
Authentic vintage, late 1960s to early 1970s
Label: Cos Cob
Junior Petite label
Sleeveless mini silhouette
Structured bodice
Soft A-line skirt
Cap shoulder shaping
Back zipper closure
Textured woven fabric
Paisley print throughout
Unlined

🤍 CONDITION
Beautiful vintage condition with gentle wear consistent with age.

No major flaws noted.

🤍 MEASUREMENTS
Bust: 34 in
Waist: 26 in
Hips: 37 in
Length: 35 in

Tagged vintage size 7 Junior Petite.

Best suited for a modern XS/S depending on desired fit.

Please compare measurements carefully.

🤍 STYLING NOTES
Perfect styled with white boots, oversized sunglasses, platform sandals, or layered gold jewelry for a playful late-60s inspired look.

Also works beautifully styled more minimally with sleek hair and simple sandals for an easy modern mod feel.

Jewelry shown in styled photos is not included.

🤍 WHY IT’S SO SPECIAL
Boutique dresses from this era often balanced bold prints with surprisingly clean tailoring, and this piece captures that combination beautifully. The sculptural shape keeps the silhouette polished while the oversized paisley print brings in all the playful optimism and psychedelic influence that defined the transition from the late 1960s into the early 1970s.

The electric neon palette gives the dress an unmistakable psychedelic energy, while the clean mod silhouette keeps it polished and wearable.