From left to right: Fortnum and Mason, Selfridges, Laura Ashley and Janet Reger.
Illustration by Mouchy.
Scanned by Miss Peelpants from Harpers and Queen, December 1970
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Inspirational Illustrations: Jean Muir, 1969
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Jean Muir thinks… then designs… and creates a fashion role of pure allure. Enter the Intellectual Seductress. Panther-like grace in a long, lean look. Colours sombre, yet potent, slithered clotsely over the body. Eve, circa 1970, wittily playing serpentine print against the real thing.
Illustrated by David Wolfe. Scanned by Miss Peelpants from Harpers Bazaar, October 1969
Inspirational Images: Days of the boater, the blazer and the beautiful young man
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1929: Days of the boater, the blazer and the beautiful young man. White was the rage. That year Harper’s Bazaar said, ‘White, of course, we always have with us.’ We still have. In Deauville and on the Cap d’Antibes, beach pajamas were the thing. Now trousers go everywhere. Ken Scott’s white crêpe trouser suit, single breasted over wide pants with turn-ups; to order at Fortnum & Mason. Graham Smith’s white buckled turban; £21 18s at Fortnum & Mason. White sandals; 8½ gns, Russell & Bromley.
Photographed by Jeanloup Sieff. Scanned by Miss Peelpants from Harpers Bazaar, October 1969
Inspirational Illustrations: Fortnum and Mason, 1974
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Illustrated by David Wolfe. Scanned by Miss Peelpants from Harpers and Queen, October 1974.
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