Flower power 60s

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Diana Vreeland the Vogue years and her iconic Twiggy cover

Breaking free from the tailored look on the 1950s, the youthquake driven dresses of the sixties loosed up the waistline, shorted the hemline and hit you smack in the face with bright Pop Art colors and Op Art (optical illusion) prints. 1960s dresses had multiple style variations off of one key shape- the shift dress.

Loose swing shape for an easy, flowy fit Sizes run large, so order a size down from your usual Print covers entire front and back panel with your chosen design, by an independent artist 97% polyester, 3% elastane woven dress fabric with silky handfeel Note that due to the production process, the placement of the print may vary slightly from the preview The third party printer of this product is evaluated according to International Labor Organization standards Since every item is made just…

Peace and love. Seduction or protest. A flower has always meant something more.

Today I went in search of mindless distractions from reality. Perhaps you did the same. I went to my happy place and took a deep dive into the archives and photo pools of Flickr. There, I found these 1960s hippie-mod fashion pages from various romance comic books of the 60s and 70s. Some of them hav

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When it comes to makeup trends, you can never be sure what comes next. Throughout history, many looks have left their mark – and some of them are even popular today. From subtle to super edgy and over the top, we dug through the past decades to find the most popular makeup trends that are […]