The term 'Dresses of the '60s' refers to the fashion of the 1960s, which was characterized by a shift away from the conservative styles of the 1950s towards more experimental and expressive designs. One of the most iconic dress styles of the era was the 'ALINE, ' a dress that was fitted at the waist and flared out into an A-shape. The ALINE was popularized by designers such as Mary Quant and Andre Courrèges, and was often made of bright colors and bold prints.