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Верните меня на Вудсток...

Первый раз зашел в эту тему, оченно coool! Спасибо Анни, Семиотову и вообще всем за прекрасные фотки! Вот где мне надо было барышень с высокими прическами запостить

---> Монстр66

Вот эту я могу отдать -
Жаль, что причёску не видать... :)

Смотрю и сокрушаюсь:ну почему я не живу в 60х? Не судьба-так не судьба, но все-таки какой стиль был сумасшедший! Хорошо хоть старое не забывается, а сейчас можно носить что угодно.И в магазинах есть веселенькие вещицы, напоминающие те годы... ;-)

Влияние Битлз на моду

Wafer-thin, hair hanging loosely or cropped short in the new Vidal Sassoon cuts, their youthful or even boyish features were very different from many older models, but they fitted in perfectly with the new mood in fashion (Connikie, 41). Young girls tried to copy the “Twiggy look” of heavily mad-up “giant” eyes and the “Shrimp look’ of Jean Shrimpton, with her “bangs” of hair. Because Twiggy and Jean Shrimpton had the ideal figures and looks, women everywhere wanted to be skinny. The ‘thin is in’ slogan was the cry of the middle 60s, as voluptuous was ousted in the early years (Mandy, online). During this era toothpick-like actresses like Mia Farrow and Audrey Hepburn were favorites.

Jean Shrimpton

Твигги

Mary Quant was a key in the launch of the mini. Her boutique, Bazaar one of the Carnaby street boutiques, catered to the youth. She was one of the first designers to take advantage of the youth quake that was taking place. Her clothes were inexpensive and always in the latest style. Thus teenage girls could afford to buy a new outfit a week, or at least one a month, keeping in time with the newest fashion. In turn, shopping became fun and from the mid-sixties on, Europe and North Amnesiac began to fill up with boutiques- small clothing shops aimed at the teenage customer, and depending on a rapid turnover in stock.