Elle France - May 8 1971 jacket and pants: Kenzo, blouse: Eta, belt: Jose Cotel jacket and pants: Jacques Delahye-Diffu...
These photographys from the 1960s and 1970s are a fashion history lesson that shows the evolution of hippie fashion and vintage bohemian styles.
Women in the 70s contributed largely to the fashion trends witnessed then, including the current trends. The period between the 1960s and 1970s was largely characterized by revolutions around the fight against racism. The black
Stunning Original Circa 1960’s/70’s Yves St Laurent Umbrella Make a statement with this stunning Yves St Laurent umbrella from the 1960s/70s era. This vintage accessory exudes elegance, sophistication, and style, and is perfect for those rainy days. The umbrella is in its original condition and has been well looked after. Fantastic design typical of the mid century 1960’s period Has the YSL initials to the collar area Measures approx 91cm in length This umbrella is a must-have for any vintage fashion enthusiast ( The sculpture is not included in this sale, she is there purely for photographic purposes) The umbrella will be well packaged and sent via 48hr courier
Check out this 60s & 70s bell-bottoms inspo. You might not even believe this fashion era really happened if it weren't for the photo receipts!
In the '60s & '70s, when it came to vintage mini dresses and miniskirts, the rule was short and sassy! If you want to recreate these retro clothing fashions, here's where to begin.
Kathy Loghry and Colleen Corby kneeling in the foreground with two other unknown models, in a shoot for "Nightware Knits". A tiny Shelley Hack is dropped in along the left-hand side. Page from a...
The 1960s were, as we all know, a decade of significant societal and cultural change, and the fashion of the era reflected that. Fashion and style were influenced by music, art, and politics and featured bold prints, mini skirts, and statement accessories. For the first time, young people became the leaders of fashion, following the trend of teenagers having extra cash to splurge in the 1950s. If you’re looking to echo the looks of the 1960s but don’t have a large budget, look no further! My handy guide will help you get a 60s vibe without breaking the bank by …
"Huh? Has he finally lost his mind?" I'm sure you're thinking after reading that title.. Well not yet. Allow me to explain. See, our furry, four legged friends were often props in the Big Book catalogs, and nowhere was this more true than in this JCP photo shoot featuring fashions from Mary Quant. (1) Well there's certainly no dogs here! Kathy and Susan Dey (2) seem very happy to be wearing the latest Mary Quaint fashions (from London no less.) Oh wait, on second look there IS a dog at the bottom. At first I thought a rodent had sneaked into the frame. He should watch out, or he'll get smooshed by one of those heels that Kathy and Susan are sporting! Okay, no doubt about THIS guy! There's no way he'll get mistaken for a rat. He seems very, very content. And why not? He's the center of attention. No sir, this guy isn't budging one bit! I believe that he is in the exact same spot as the previous pic. And with beautiful models fawning over him, I can't blame him. How many different hounds did they have for this shoot? Looks like Susan is trying to pull that dog over. He's not having any of that. Nope. He's staying put. You have to love the groovy threads that Susan is wearing. It looks like she just stepped off the set of The Partridge Family. Hey! That's the same beenie that Kathy was wearing earlier. Well this fellow isn't quite as calm as his buddies. I'm not sure what he's up to here. And based on the looks from Susan and friend, they seem a little concerned also. I guess that's one of the hazards of having animals on the set! I'm not sure what to say about this pic because I'm not sure how the dogs tie into anything, Well finally the dogs have been to the background and the models are up front. Somehow there's something oddly strange about this photo. The purse seems to have been photo shopped in later. You're probably thinking "Hey enough with the canines, what happened to Kathy?" There's Kathy again! Susan appears to be distracted by the dog (lucky mutt, yeah I'm jealous.) It seems that the beenie has been stolen by this fellow. I guess you can see that this post has at long last "gone to the dogs!" footnotes: (1) Mary Quant was an influential fashion designer in London during the mid 60s and 70s. She is generally credited with popularizing the min skirt and later hot pants. Not a bad resume at all!! (2) Of course you know Susan Dey as Laurie Partridge on The Partridge Family. The show began in September of 1970, so this shoot must have been taken not long before that.
Circa 1969 my Uncle Robert and Aunt Judy were like hippie American Pickers. Uncle Robert was the youngest of my dad’s brothers, and Aunt Judy was a Texas beauty with big hair, short miniskirts and go go boots. Together they were totally groovy. During Sunday drives (remember those?!) around rural southern California (remember that?!), I…
