In the 60s “mod” was about as edgy as it got. The details, patterns, and makeup of 60s mod styling turned everyday looks into statements. The perfect combination of edgy and chic can still be achieved today by adding the right retro touches to any otherwise ordinary look.
Paula Zago by Gustavo Marx for Cake #3
Andreea Diaconu by Karíne Basilio for One Magazine
Mila Kunis by Robert Erdmann for Glamour UK September 2011
Julia Saner by Willem Jaspert for Playing Fashion September 2011
Samuji Fall 2011
Max Mara Studio Fall 2011 Campaign Frida Gustavsson & Kinga Rajzak by Giampaolo Sgura
Kate Winslet for V Magazine #73 by Mario Testino
Hanna Herzsprung in Chanel by Axl Jansen for QVEST #47
Taryn Davidson by Richard Bernardin for Elle Canada September 2011
Karlie Kloss Stephane Sednaoui Vouge Italia July 2011
Taryn Davidson by Richard Bernardin for Elle Canada September 2011
You’ll notice that these looks have a rather basic foundation: white, black and patterned /print combinations of the two- you can start by using any such items you already own and pair them together different ways (use these photos as inspiration) and then slowly start adding pieces with color.
Focus on Hair and makeup as they make huge contributions to styling.
Accessories like gloves, hats and earrings can also add a slight 60s vibe to even office attire.
Of course if you need further inspiration just watch Charade or a Bardot flick. ;) Have a lovely day everyone!
Penelope Cruz in Dolce & Gabbana for Vogue US June 2011
