Inspirational Editorials: How to mix the powder blues

1970s, biba, british boutique movement, charles jourdan, gauchos, Inspirational Images, jeff banks, kensington market, Marielle, mary quant, Max Maxwell, Rosalind Yehuda, simon massey, Vintage Editorials, Vogue
Cotton knit jacket and pink gauchos by Rosalind Yehuda. Feather print blouse by Jeff Banks. Felt cloche at Biba. Over the knee socks by Mary Quant.

Cotton knit jacket and pink gauchos by Rosalind Yehuda. Feather print blouse by Jeff Banks. Felt cloche at Biba. Over the knee socks by Mary Quant.

Completely flawlessly perfectly early Seventies…

Photographed by Max Maxwell. Scanned by Miss Peelpants from Vogue, February 1971.

Silk dress by Marielle

Silk dress by Marielle. Glass beads from Cardine’s Stall, Kensington Market. Suede sandals by Charles Jourdan.

Smock blouse with muffler andcrepe gauchos by Simon Massey. Shoes by Mary Quant.

Smock blouse with muffler and crepe gauchos by Simon Massey. Shoes by Mary Quant.

2 thoughts on “Inspirational Editorials: How to mix the powder blues”

  1. It’s bow ties and tweed jackets at M&S,fashion revolves (not evolves) cyclicly,hose tights=medieval,etc,etc.and so on and so on.Flares &winklepickers will be the next revelation before long

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