This document summarizes fashion, art, music, and culture during the period of 1957-1967. Key events included the rise of youth culture and new styles of dress influenced by designers like Mary Quant. Technological changes like jet travel made the world smaller. In art, pop art rose to prominence through the work of Andy Warhol. Major fashion influences included shifts to miniskirts, pantsuits for women, and new silhouettes from Courreges. Icons of the era included Jackie Kennedy, Twiggy, and The Beatles.

1. 1957-1967
“Youth-quake”

3. Air travel was made easy by the introduction of the jet
engine, which was developed during World War 2. This
made the world a smaller place.

4. President Harry Truman
of the USA put forward
the Marshal Plan to
revive the flagging
economy.

5. Nikita Krushchev,
ascended the Soviet
leadership after the death
of Stalin’s reign.

6. The African Americans
began their civil rights
movement for equality,
primarily through non-
violent means

7. The shopping culture in
the USA changed with
the introduction of
shopping malls. There
was a strong influence
of fashion from other
countries.

8. The Teddy Boy look originated
in Great Britain.

9. Women wore turtle
necks, pants and ballet
flats along with long
jackets

10. Art Movement

11. Pop Art

12. Pepsi Ads,
Illustrations,
Vector Graphics,
1969, Pepsi Cola,
Johnalcorn, Retro
Style, John
Alcorn, 1969

13. Andy WarholEdie Sedgwick, Andy Warhol & Chuck
Wein, 1965

14. Andy Warhol by Duane Michals. Not
photographed like you might think.
1972

15. Warhol's childhood
home. 3252 Dawson
Street, South
Oakland
neighborhood of
Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania

16. Andy Warhol - Coca-Cola (1960)

17. Campbell's Soup I (1968)

18. Andy
Warhol
Untitled
from
Marilyn
Monroe
1967

19. Peel slow and see
1967

20. Andy Warhol
Marilyn Monroe I Love Your Kiss Forever Forever (double page
headpiece, pages 112 and 113) from 1¢ Life 1964

21. Gun,c.1981 Andy Warhol Oil Painting Repro Museum

23. COSTUME FOR WOMEN

25. Dresses

28. Shift Dress

29. Jumper Dress

30. Swim wear

31. The Monokini Swimsuit

32. Pants

34. Pants Suits

35. Palazzos

36. Bell Bottoms

37. Mini Skirts

39. Sleep wear

41. Sports wear

42. Yves Saint Laurent’s
Mondrain Dress

43. Models pose
with the original
Mondrain painting,
1965

44. 44
Yves Saint Laurent’s
Le Smoking

45. Le Smoking
captured by
Helmut
Newton for
Vogue,1967

46. HAIR AND MAKEUP

47. Jackie Kennedy
with flicked up
bouffant and pill
box hat
Brigitte Bardot with a
messy beehive, A Very
Private Affair (1962)
Sleek and timeless
Sophia Loren

48. Nancy Kwan with her famous
Vidal Sassoon cut, 1965 (photo:
Terence Donovan)
Vidal Sassoon with wife Ronnie
Sassoon at the grand opening
of the new Harry Winston
Beverly Hills store on Jan. 11,
2006

49. Catherine Deneuve, 1965
Model Jean Shrimpton in a headscarf
tied at the nape

50. Brigitte Bardot 1967

51. Wigs and a “wiglet” for the
fashionable ’60s American gal.
In the UK, Ginchy Wigs of
London made various wigs and
hairpieces.
Lovely bouffant with a flip
from mid-1960s

52. The Ronettes combined
beehives with long hair
Vidal Sassoon working
on his iconic angular
hairstyle of the ’60s,
as worn here by Mary
Quant.

53. Photo by Irving Penn, 1964. Guy Bourdin photograph for Vogue 1966

54. Twiggy photographed by Traeger
for Vogue UK, 1967.
1967 Vogue Cover. Flower Power by Twiggy

55. 1960s false lashes made with
real flower petals

56. Yardley lipstick
Makeup from 1963 (from
an article in Family Circle
magazine)

57. Crazy space glasses
twiggy Vogue, 1969

58. Jackie Kennedy Pills box hat
Audery hepburn breakfest at tiffany’s hat.

59. Model Astrid Heeren and
jewellery designed by Jean
Schlumberger for Tiffany & Co.
Photo by Bert Stern for Vogue,
1963.
Vogue UK May 1966 (Cover) Model: Celia
Hammond Photographer: David Bailey

60. Wilhelmina, Vogue 1965

61. Georg Jensen, Vogue,
September 1963
British Vogue December 1960 photo by Claude Virgin

62. Mod Jewelry, 1960's.
Suggested that this is
Peggy Moffit.

63. Marisa and Pucci
patterned bags, photo
by Bert Stern, Vogue
1965

64. Legs by Richard Avedon,
Vogue, February 1967
Photo by Julian Cottrell, 1968. squash
heels

65. Legs by Avedon Vogue 1967 Photo by David Bailey, 1965

66. PROMINENT DESIGNERS

67. Pierre Cardin

68. Influence of Circle in Cardin’s work.

69. “Geometric Guru”

70. “Bubble” Influence
in Cardin’s Designs

71. André Courrèges

72. Space Craze of the
1960s, created by
fashion pioneer André
Courrèges

73. Space Race Craze

74. “Courglass” Audrey Hepburn for Courrèges

75. Gogo Boots

76. Marc Bohan

77. Bohan for Dior 1960,
“the Gold Collection”

78. Gazar Cocktail Dress, 1965Christian Dior S/S 1963

79. Guy Laroche

80. Jackie, Paris, 1957
Shot by Bert Stern and the beautiful
model is Astrid Heeren.

81. Laroche for Vogue, 1960

82. Fidgi,
his first perfume

83. Emilio Pucci

84. He is known for his varied
use of color and intricate
geometric designs

85. Advertisement in Harpers Bazaar, 1967

86. Apollo 15 Logo Design Uniforms for Breniff Airlines

87. Advertisement for Pucci, 1966

88. Mary Quant

89. Twiggy look for Mary Quant
Jean Shrimpton in a dress by
Mary Quant, 1960s

90. ]the “London Look”

91. “Paint Box”

92. Bill Blass

93. Veruschka, dress by Bill Blass
Donayl Luna for Bill Blass

94. Bill Blass and model for
Vogue, 1960

95. Bill Blass advertisement.

96. Rudi Gernreich

97. RUDI GERNREICH - EXPOSED 1964.

98. Gernreich was one of the
first designers to
popularize cut - out’s

99. “No Bra” Bra,1964

100. Peggy Moffitt for Rudi Gernreich

101. IDOLS OF INFLUENCE

102. Audrey Hepburn

103. Audrey Hepburn in “Breakfast at Tiffany's”

104. “Twiggy”
Lesley Lawson

105. “The Face of 1966”

106. Barbra Striesand

107. On The Ed Sullivan Show
1966

108. Jackie Kennedy

109. Jackie Kennedy’s
perfect pill box look

110. Jackie Kennedy with her
husband
President John F Kennedy

111. 111
Peggy Moffitt

112. Peggy Moffitt for Rudi Gernreich

113. Peggy Moffitt for
Commes De Garcons

114. Peggy Moffit and
Rudi Gernreich,
1964

115. Elizabeth Taylor

116. Elizabeth Taylor in
Cleopatra, 1963

117. Catherine
Deneuve

118. Catherine Deneuve. 1960’s. Photographed by
Sharok Hatami

119. French Actress Catherine Deneuve In France
In November, 1963

120. Catherine Deneuve,
extraordinary actress with
extraordinary eyes, representing
a very special era in French
cinema.

121. Maurice Dorléac Renée Jeanne Deneuve - Dorléac (Simonot)

122. Francoise Dorleac by David
Bailey. Vogue UK,
December 1965.

123. All 3 Dorleac sisters: from left, Catherine,
Francoise, and the youngest sister, Sylvie.

124. Les collégiennes | André
Hunebelle | 1957

125. L'homme à femmes | Jacques-Gérard
Cornu | 1960

126. Les Parapluies de Cherbourg
Released December 16, 1964
Catherine Deneuve selling umbrellas in "Les
Parapluies de Cherbourg," 1963

127. Deneuve gives a disturbingly accurate
portrayal of a person going through severe
mental breakdown, and Polanski shows an
understanding of and empathy with those
suffering from mental illness.

128. Catherine Deneuve's performance in
Repulsion, directed by Roman Polanski,
1965

129. 1967 Belle de Jour movie poster

130. Catherine Deneuve, Michel Carrel, Luis
Buñuel (Belle de Jour, 1965)

131. Deneuve appeared nude in two
Playboy pictorials in 1963 and 1965

132. Chanel N° 5 & its most famous face,
Catherine Deneuve.

133. Catherine Deneuve and David Bailey are
wed in London, 19 August 1965.

134. Catherine Deneuve & son Christian Vadim Catherine Deneuve and Chiara Mastroianni

135. Photo by David Bailey, 1963.
Photo by David Bailey, 1965.
Jean Shrimpton

136. Photo by Peter Knapp 1966.
photo by David Bailey for The Queen
magazine 1964.

137. photo by Iriving Penn, Vogue US, 1963. photo by David Bailey, Vogue UK
1965.

138. FAMOUS PHOTOGRAPHERS
DAVID BALEY

139. Jean Shrimpton
photographed by David Bailey

140. Jean Shrimpton by David Bailey for Vogue:
New York, 1962. Jean Shrimpton by David Bailey, 1963.

141. Sue Murray by David Bailey, 1964.
Jean Shrimpton photographed by David
Bailey for British Vogue, 1963.

142. RICHARD AVEDON

143. Jean Shrimpton, 1968 Elizabeth Taylor for Harper’s Bazaar.
RICHARD AVEDON’S WORK

144. Twiggy photographed by Richard Avedon
for vogue, august 1967.
Jean Shrimpton in a Mondrian dress by Yve
Saint Laurent. Photo by Richard Avedon,
1965.

145. Jean Shrimpton by Richard Avedon.
Harper's Bazaar, 1964.
Jean Shrimpton photographed by
Richard Avedon, 1966.

146. BERT STERN

147. Audrey Hepburn for Vogue
Paris, 1964.
BERT STERN’S WORK

148. Jean Shrimpton,
1963.

149. Marilyn Monroe 1962 Twiggy, photographed by Bert Stern, 1967

150. Audrey Hepburn wearing Givenchy,
photographed by Bert Stern, 1963.
Natalie Wood photographed by Bert Stern,
1964.

151. IRVING PENN

152. Celia Hammond
IRVING PENN’S WORK

153. Jean Shrimpton , 1965 Vogue by Irving
Penn.
Jean Shrimpton by Irving Penn, 1963.

154. HELMUT NEWTON

155. Jean Shrimpton and Celia Hammond
HELMUT NEWTON’S WORK

156. Twiggy, Vogue UK, March 1967. Twiggy for Vogue UK, 1966.

157. MENSWEAR

158. 1959 Skinny Ties
“Nehru Coats” in the late 1960"s

159. Turtle neck The mob and rockers

160. Mens in the early 1960’s

161. Men in late
1960’s

162. The
Beatles
The Beatles jump during a photoshoot for their Twist & Shout EP cover.

163. The Beatles are seen
backstage during a
break in rehearsal
for the live
broadcast of their
song "All You Need
Is Love" on the Our
World program at
EMI Studios in
London, June 1967

164. The Beatles are attended to by hairdressers during a break in the filming of A Hard Day's Night, 1964