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Explore the vibrant world of 1960s fashion, where bold clothing choices like miniskirts, go-go boots, and psychedelic prints defined a generation. From mod fashion and shift dresses to the carefree spirit of peasant blouses and bikinis, each trend captured the decade’s spirit of rebellion and innovation. Join us as we take a nostalgic look back at these vintage fashion trends, from the babydoll dress and beret to Space Age fashion and hippie-inspired styles.
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Mini-skirts and Go-go boots! Ah, yes, I remember it well.
Thanks Mel.
Wow, was that a step back into the wild side of fashion. So much of that was just gaudy. I thought that then and I still do. I didn't see anything about Bell Bottoms . . . or maybe I missed it.
Bell Bottoms! Hip Huggers
Shirts you roll up and knot below the bust line
Chokers (stretchy beaded necklace
Boyfriend class rings wrapped in angora
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I LOVE COLOR, BUT SOME OF THESE I DID NOT GO FOR. WAS IN HIGH SCHOOL THEN, AND I LOVED WEARING SNEAKERS WITH NYLONS. WE MOSTLY WORE SKIRTS AND DRESSES IN THOSE EARLY 60'S. NEVER SLACKS. THE HIPPIE STYLE WAS NOT ME. I LOVED JUMPERS WITH A BLOUSE. OR SWEATERS WITH A CIRCLE PIN. I MISS THOSE GOOD OLD DAYS.
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I remember it well, and still love most of the clothes from that era.
Can't say that I was enthralled with any of them.
I remember ! :}
Poet shirts were my favorite - like peasant shirts but they needed to be ironed. I don't even own an iron anymore!