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60s fashion
In the 60s, the ideal was not to show the female body or its attributes, curves, etc., but to appear thin and childish, to show the most childish side as a game of seduction, that is how the famous "Lolitas" appeared. In the early 1960s, model Twiggy inspired women to unleash their bodies and minds. 1960s fashion was revolutionary in many ways, for example with the appearance of the miniskirt, in which "there is no such thing as too short. -
shoes
With the legs fully exposed by the short skirts, the shoes took a drastic turn, adapting to urban fashion with low or no heels. Thanks to the new materials, PVC (vinyl), the shoes could be mass produced, cheaply and in a lot of bright colors. All designs from previous decades, Mary Janes, with T-straps, Oxford, etc. were designed in a flat format. -
mini skirt
André Courrèges created a clothing collection that was a true revolution for the fashion of the time; His collection included straight garments, miniskirts, white boots, as well as space, metallic and fluorescent clothing with a vision of the future. Meanwhile, Saint Laurent created the famous tube dresses that are still popular with women today. -
60s dresses
The dresses of the 60s are also a classic in fashion. During these years the option that stood out was a design with a skirt with a lot of volume but very close to the waist. We have already spoken that these years are the years of the most femininity of women and nothing better for that than to highlight the waist, so much so that they even used to put belts on top of the dress to highlight this part even more. -
hippie fashion
The hippies filled world society with flowers and color, thanks to music festivals, crossed the North American borders and landed in Europe, where their critical and peaceful discourse was reflected not only in their voice, but also in their way of dressing. Hippie fashion, in fact, was the one that is always remembered from this time, although you can see that the trends were many and that the main idea was that of constant innovation and evolution. -
Brigitte Bardot
Following her husband's murder, Jackie was no longer in the public eye. Women had to find a new fashion icon to get inspired. Brigitte Bardot was that woman. While Jackie was simple and modest, Brigitte wore cheaper and more flashy clothes. Her cheap cotton pink wedding dress with white lace became a new trend