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60s decade was the decade that broke many traditions that existed in fashion, decade reflects social movements and changing trends. ombre hair The change is also evident in fashion, Mary Quant invented the mini-skirt, ombre hair and Jackie Kennedy introduced the top hat, false eyelashes were worn by women of all decade, and hairstyles were a variety of lengths and styles. Beginning in 1967, new materials, new fabrics such as PVC and polyester became more and more popular among young people. Focusing on colors and different shades, during the '60s, people dressed in psychedelic prints, neon neon colors, and patterns match, the skirt pants, boots, box-shaped PVC dresses and other PVC clothing. In the late 60s social movements ombre hair began calling for sexual liberation, peace and free love. These people are called "hippies" had a large influence on the style of dress of men and women, including jeans trousers bell (Fadlfon), hand-colored batik fabrics and paisley prints as well. 60s fashion early in the first years of the decade ombre hair coffee the elegance of the First Lady, Jacqueline Kennedy. In addition to the square cylinder hat, women wore head scarves, suits with short boxy jackets and oversized buttons. Geometric gowns. Jackie Kennedy Jackie Kennedy Capri - above the ankle-length trousers. Fashion began in the late '50s and continued to the early 60s. Actresses Audrey Hepburn and Brigitte Bardot are known as someone who loved to go with pants, followed by other women. From left to right: Audrey Hepburn and Brigitte Bardot evening dresses, party dresses, full skirts, those were often low neckline, and contingent tight. From left to right: Evening dresses at the beginning of the decade, the women of "Mad-Men" show the fashion ombre hair of the early '60s early' 60s to the middle of the decade, modernists ombre hair Londoners called The Mods have designed the most popular fashion ombre hair young British and fashion trends have changed more frequently ever before in the history of fashion. Designers ombre hair adapted their designs to the younger, modern led to an increase in interest and sales. 60s mod fashion by Pierre Cardin suits men moved away pale shades, and were now bright and colorful colors.
Popular bikini fashion came in 1963, after appearing in the movie musical "Beach Party". ombre hair Poster ombre hair for the film "Beach Party" 1963 mid 60s fashion style leaders mid-60s were mostly British, members of The Mods, characterized by choosing a different style from the 50s, and adopted new fashions were a role model for many young people. Fashionable innovation first adopted television stars, film and music followed, the way into the heart of the public was short. 1960s catalog picture - Mod dresses (Mod geometric-patterned dresses (1960s Foale and Tuffin advertisemen t The Mods were working at the lower end of the labor force (9: 00-17: 00), leaving ombre hair them no time for clothes, music and clubs. They listened to jazz modern, and loved to dress up and show off their style unique cafes. All it was not until 1964, when modernists really recognized by the public ombre hair and women really were obtained in the group. swimwear suits match from the 60 1960s Mod sunglasses girls had short haircuts, clean and often They were wearing similar styles of men's style. Style of -The Mods was called sometimes "style town Janet." shirts were narrow ombre hair and thin-cost low collar ombre hair and buttons, accompanied by pants narrow and tight, and a variety of fabrics made of polyester and acrylic were worn. Nancy Kwan Mods Fashion Jean Shrimpton in a 1960s Lambretta advertisement
"Levi" was the only jeans worn by modernists, and a pair of Bell led the way for the hippie movement. Levis Jeans lifestyle of the mods and musical tastes ombre hair were the exact opposite of its rival group - brokers. Mod Boy relaxing on vespa The Rockers - loved music rock and roll from the 50's, their appearance was classic, they imitated the clothes and hairstyles of high fashion designers in France and Italy. wore black leather jackets, hairstyles greasy and swollen (Elvis style), rode motorcycles and Vespa scooters mainly or Lambert.
After the designer Mary Quant introduced the miniskirt in 1964, 60s fashion has changed forever. Mini-skirt worn in the end by almost all stylish young woman in the Western world, which forced the immediate ombre hair skirt back of the shelf. Mini dress was usually in the Gaza A sleeveless. Mary Quant Jane Birkin Mondrian Dress - YSL - 1965 In 1964, French designer Andre Korg's presented "space shows his" pants suits, white boots, goggles, gowns and box-shaped, with the length of hem was raised in 3 inches ombre hair above the knee. These were mainly in fluorescent colors and shiny fabrics such as PVC and sequins. André Courrèges André Courrèges (Jane Birkin, Vogue 1965 (Photo by David Bailey
In 1966, the space age was gradually ombre hair replaced ombre hair by the Edwardian, (King Edward King of the United Kingdom from 1901 to 1910), with the men's double-breasted suits crushed velvet or striped patterns, brocade waistcoats, shirts, ruffs, and long hair and neck cover. . Rolling Stones guitarist - Brian Jones, played this dude look. Brian Jones elite women were affected by supermodels of the era included the Twiggy, Jean Shrimpton, Jane Birkin, Colleen Corby, Penelope Terry, and Hruska. From left to right with a round the clock:, Penelope Tree, Colleen Corby, ombre hair Twigggy, Jane Birkin, Jean Shrimpton, Veruschka von Lehndoff velvet ombre hair mini dresses with lace collars and cuffs match, broad tent dresses and pants skirt pushed aside the geometric dresses.
Tent Mini Dress false eyelashes have become fashionable, as well as light-colored lipstick. Twiggy multiples continued to rise, and by 1968 they