Beyond The Pale

Beyond The Pale Boutique, 1968.

Manageress, Jo Cruickshank, model, Chantey Mulville, owner, Peter Woodworth and model, Anthe Holt.

Jenny's Hung On You?

Jenny Boyd models for Hung On You(?)

Katherine Carpenter and Barbara Bach

Katherine Carpenter and Barbara Bach model in 1966. Barbara Bach would go on to marry Ringo Starr.

Sharon Tate

"My definition of love is being full. Complete. It makes everything lighter. Beauty is something you see. Love is something you feel."
-Sharon Tate

Sharon Tate in Paris, 1968. 

At the Dance

Beautiful photo by Bruce Davidson, photojournalist and documentary maker of the 1960s civil rights movement.

Mod Dresses

Mod fashions.

Granny Takes A Trip

Granny sells clothes to wear before you make love.

Hung On You

Hung On You, 22 Cale Street, London.

Andre Courreges

Andre Courreges, pioneer of the 'Space Age' look. Photoshoot in Paris, 1969.

The Italian Job

"It's a very difficult job and the only way to get through it is we all work together as a team. And that means you do everything I say."
-Charlie Croker, played by Michael Caine in The Italian Job. Directed by Peter Collinson, 1969.

Lord John

Warren Gold's Lord John shop, next door but one to John Stephen's His Clothes on Carnaby Steet.

A dash of Cream

Eric Clapton in 1967. Photo by Robert Whitaker.

Malcolm X

"A man who stands for nothing will fall for anything."
-Malcolm X

Malcolm X, 1961. Photo by Eve Arnold. 

Hello Terry

Terence Stamp, photographed by Eve Arnold in 1965

Tuesday Weld

"As a teenager, I was a wreck. I drank so much I can't remember anything."
-Actress Tuesday Weld on her 'wild child' youth. 

That is what you do

"I felt quite fraudulent because I am not a classic beauty, not now, not then. Like lots of models I felt insecure about the way I looked. We know too well that it's a lot to do with disguise and how you put yourself together. [It was like] being a piece of meat. They would discuss your body as though you were not there. But I was a model and that is what you do."
-Penelope Tree

Colleen Corby

Amercian model, Colleen Corby who was the cover girl for teen magazine, Seventeen fifteen times.

Psycho

“Give them pleasure. The same pleasure they have when they wake up from a nightmare.” 
- Alfred Hitchcock

Psycho Poster, 1960

Murray The K's Dancing Girls

Murray The K's Dancing Girls

American DJ, Murray The K bowling with The Ronettes.

Help! Japan

"Ringo: What was it that first attracted you to me?
John: Well, you're very polite, aren't you"

Japanese Film Poster for Beatles film, Help! 1965

The 5 Point Haircut

"He was key to that whole look in the early sixties, that youthquake thing in London. The cut gave you a certain freedom. You weren’t chained to the salon and you certainly didn’t have to go and have it set with big rollers under a hair dryer for a couple of hours. He did it with a hand-held hair dryer so it wasn’t quite drip-dry, but it was remarkable."
- Grace Coddington on the creation of the famous Vidal Sasson 5 Point Haircut. 

Model, Grace Coddington (later creative director of US Vogue) and Vidal Sasson.

Friday On Your Mind?

"Monday morning feels so bad,
Ev'rybody seems to nag me
Coming tuesday I feel better,
Even my old man looks good,
Wednesday just don't go,
Thursday goes too slow,
I've got Friday on my mind."
-Friday On My Mind, The Easybeats, 1966

Australia's premier Sixties pop group, The Easybeats. 

In Vogue

Chrissie Shrimpton modelling for Vogue. Photo by David Bailey.

Hyde Park Festival, 5 July 1969

The Rolling Stones headlined The Hyde Park Festival in July, 1969. The free festival was The Stones first public performance in 2 years and was originally intended as a gig to introduce new guitarist, Mick Taylor. Former Stone Brian Jones died 2 days before the concert, meaning it transformed into more of a memorial performance. Mick Jagger read a short eulogy followed by some verses from Percy Shelley's Adonais. After this hundreds of white butterflies were released.

"Peace, peace! he is not dead, he doth not sleep
He hath awakened from the dream of life."
- Adonais, Percy Shelley. 

Hyde Park Festival, 5 July 1969

John Bates

Fashion designer, John Bates experimented with op-art fashion in the Sixties, with black and white bold contrasting shapes and styles, although he stuck to classic silhouettes and cuts.

He was also famous for designing the black leather outfits worn by Diana Rigg in The Avengers and the dresses worn by Julie Christie in the film, Shampoo. He also introduced some of the shortest mini dresses in the early sixties, trouser suits in 1962, string vest dresses in 1963, striped tube dresses with matching stockings and the 'Bikini Dress' which had a top and bottom halves, joined with transparent netting.

Jean Shrimpton models John Bates, for Vogue, 1966.

I believe in everything...

“I believe in everything until it's disproved. So I believe in fairies, the myths, dragons. It all exists, even if it's in your mind. Who's to say that dreams and nightmares aren't as real as the here and now?” 
- John Lennon

Fan photo of John Lennon leaving EMI in 1969.

Alamac Ad

 "Where ever you go this weekend - enjoy it."

Alamac Knits advert from 1967.

Alamac Fabrics was founded in 1946 and is still making fabrics today!

Marianne

“Never apologize, never explain - didn't we always say that? Well, I haven't and I don't.” 
- Marianne Faithfull

Marianne Faithfull, photo by jean marie périer, 1966.