#60's style

[roseblanchez]

Sophia Loren in the summer 60's

[mariska]

Jean Shrimpton photographed by Bert Stern for Vogue magazine; 1963

(via instagram user 60swonderland)

[american-denim-parano]

[max-e-doodle]

Best Bars.

[diamondsandcigarette01]

[sckh-visualarchive]

[breezingby]

[the-black-mask]

T H E S M I T H S

📀 A L B U M C O V E R S 📀

▶️ Louder Than Bombs (LP)

▶️ The World Won't Listen (LP)

▶️ Girlfriend In A Coma

▶️ The Boy With The Thorn In His Side

▶️ How Soon Is Now

▶️ Shoplifters Of The World Unite

▶️ That Joke Isn't Funny Anymore

▶️ Big Mouth Strikes Again

▶️ The World Won't Listen (LP)

▶️ What Difference Does It Make

[cheellart]

Owls in a retro Diner Long time ago, during our university years, we made a stop-motion short film with two owls in a diner from the 50's or 60's. Here is a small part of our film. I created and animated the boy owl, the skeleton bird and some of the props.

[thattunisiandude]

Miss Tunisia and Miss Lebanon ( Between 1960 and 1970 )

[thegroovywitch]

Boston, January 1969.

[histonics]

[american-denim-parano]

[symphonophore]

today I feel like paper

(a moldboard) 11.02.24 (yes it autocorrected to "moldboard" instead of moodboard)

I've been reading an Isaac Asimov book I found around the house. I expected it to be really boring but I was in the mood for science fiction after listening to miss Grimes in some interview blabber about how much she adores the Dune books (I tried to read the first one but failed). The book I'm reading is called The Winds of Change, a collection of some of Asimov's short stories, and it's everything I thought it wouldn't be, which is making the reading experience so fun. The guy isn't boring!!! Shocker!! And I love how dynamic it feels to read a bunch of short stories instead of just one long story the whole 300 pages (23 year old discovers short stories. Wow.). I love the classic book format but this is a nice once-in-a-while change, I think.

Anyway, here's the style of clothes I've been enjoying lately:

I've been trying to layer tops (since I'm most comfortable at work when I wear jeans and I'd like to at least have something interesting going on in the top half of my outfit). I'm constantly looking around for tops that have interesting textures/are made out of flowy or sheer materials to mix and match them, because I don't know how much longer I can go just wearing my usual boring grey sweater with those goddamn blue jeans. I'd like to feel at least a LITTLE interesting when I walk past a mirror, PLEASE. Just give me something.

I've also been searching for more post-focused fashion/journal blogs like mine because I miss them :(. I love how personal they are and how it feels like someone's world has opened up to you a little when you go on their website and see the way they customized everything. I wish today's social media were more customizable. And I wish most cool blogs I found weren't inactive.

Here's to more online journals and cool writing and moodboards and the comeback of blogs!!!!!!!!! I will be using my witch powers to make it come true.

[fashion-of-the-60s]

60′s Fashion

[dykoluv]