Design for Loving

With an eye on the youth market, fashion executive Barbara Winters hires beatnik Stanford as her chief fashion adviser. However, discovering Stanford is in reality Lord Stanford leads to ensuing comic complications.

The Monthly Film Bulletin called the film: "one of those shop-soiled little romantic comedies stuck in the bargain-basement where the situations, backdrops and staging are concerned. The jokes at the expense of beatniks and haute couture tend to become tedious, for all that they are put over with energy by a willing cast."^[3]

Kine Weekly wrote: "The picture has a willing cast, but the players are handicapped by sloppy direction, an inept script and bargain basement staging. June Thorburn has cherm as Barbara, an Pete Murray makes the most of his chances as the ill-kempt Lord, put neither they nor the supporting team achieve the impossible and get laughs out of the Cinderella in reverse theme. But to be fair, the film has brevity, if not wit."^[4]

TV Guide concluded that the film "...fails to produce much excitement, comic or otherwise."^{[5][permanent dead link]}