Natalie Wood tries on a fur hat and scarf at a Beverly Hills boutique, photo by Bill Ray for LIFE magazine, December 1963.
Dont be A Square
A blog dedicated to the pop culture, the events of, and the fashion of the 1960s.
Claudia Cardinale
in Il Gattopardo
1963, dir. Luchino Visconti
Sandie Shaw photographed by Tony Gale in September 1964🌷🌷🌷
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Catherine Deneuve by David Bailey for Marie Claire magazine, 1966
"You know what they all miss about Catherine? Her great sense of humor. She's a very funny lady. She's a lot of laughs. First-rate comedienne, but they always ask her heavy questions…so that's all you ever read about Catherine."
-David Bailey, photograher, husband
Brigitte Bardot, c.1965
To appeal to the American market, French car manufacturer Renault created the Caravelle “S” (or “The Floride,” as it was called in Europe), a convertible that was to represent a simple elegance, sophistication and fun. Bardot surfaced as the ideal spokesperson for the car, embodying all the qualities the manufacturer ascribed to the vehicle. In this photo, the actor is parked at her villa in St. Tropez, playing with her dachshund while sitting on the trunk of her Caravelle “S.” Thanks in part to Bardot, the car was a success in the US.