1960 - 1970

The Swinging Sixties were the most momentous decade of the century. 

The designers were experimented with the variety of materials In this decade go-go boots, 

bikini and box-shaped PVC dresses and other PVC clothes were popular.

Mary Quant created a mini-skirt and Jackie Kennedy introduced the pillbox hat.

 It was also very popular. For the make up women worn fake eyelashes and a variety

 of lenghts hairstyles. In 1968 very popular was also a hippie style (floral power) such as bell

 bottom jeans, tie-dye and batik fabrics. Women and men wore sandals, 

headbands and fringed buck-skin vests.

 

 In first half of 1960 Mods and rockers were shaping and defining

popular fashion for young British men.

 The designer created clothes for young adults which increase in interests and sales.

 Another popular look for women and girls which lasted well into the early 1970s were

 suede mini skirt worn with the French polo neck top, square-toed boots 

and Newsboy cap or beret.

 60s Music

60s Films and TV