Paris in the 70s

Couple in Paris by Bruno Barbey, 1970.

Jane Fonda in Cafe de Flore in Paris, 1961.

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a gloomy day in paris 🥐☕️ shot on a vintage digicam #paris #parisphotography #france

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Dancing by the Seine by Paul Almasy

Palais Garnier (Opera House), Paris, 1972

The café culture in Paris began in the late nineteenth century. Artists, intellects, philosophers, writers, and political figures convened at Paris coffeeshops to discuss pretty much anything and everything. Most of the famous cafes in Paris have extraordinary histories. They boast the birth place of books, philosophies, art movements, and even war treaties.

The miniskirt first rose to popularity thanks to Dame Mary Quant, who died this year leaving a revolutionary legacy.

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1965

Beautiful at every decade.

Students in Paris, by Loomis Dean, 1961, Life Magazine

The 1960s were the period of post-war France, when the country was booming with a newfound sense of optimism and energy. Photographer Charles W. Cushman captured moments from the wonderful period in a collection of vintage photographs preserved today in the Indiana University Archives. (Photos: Charles W. Cushman Photograph Collection/Indiana University Archives, via Business Insider)