(images credit: digilander)








The Tokyo Happy Coats:




Lulu, 1965 -




Hayley Mills:










(image credit: Hayley Mills)

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Zooey Deschanel in "Almost Famous" - perfect 60s style!




60s were THE times to "watch the girls go by"


(image credit: John Cowan)





Richard Avedon was making "floating in the air" fashionable, but not very practical:






(image credit: Richard Avedon)








Paris legends: Serge Gainsbourg & Jane Birkin:


(image credit: digilander)


Jane Fonda:














(images credit: digilander)


Natalie Wood:
(more images are here)






Fabulous Brigitte Bardot:











(images credit: digilander)


Hayley Mills again (1966):







The Traffic Queen:


(image credit: Norman Parkinson)





"Our Topless Heritage" is promoted inside one of the "girly" magazine of the 60s:
(for SFW reasons we can only include the cover)




Soviet lab worker in the 60s:




There is something about Vespa:







LP covers provided much-needed escape from often drab street fashion of the 50s. For more awesome LP covers, see this page


This hardware calendar simply rocks, in my opinion:








Water coolers can be interesting:




Day-to-day living, with grace

Having breakfast (you know who this is)




Kitchen chores:




(image credit: Miss Magnolia)


Polishing a locomotive:


(photo by Max Penson)


Getting into the Army:







Moving in style:






Arriving in Hollywood, full of hopes:


(original unknown)


Getting into the Wonder-Woman business:




Some off-beat activities

Weird movies (certainly chauvinistic) -



Women are getting even:
Draining men of all energy:



Pulling the tongue:


(original unknown)

"Managing" the money:



Practicing the balance (for a better gait and posture?)






(Glacier Rock, Yosemite National Park, 1890s)

A split-second before explosion (the camera survived, however) -



Motoring in 1920s:



For a sense of perspective, compare the above shots with the feel and atmosphere of "Central Station Telephone Operators at Work" in 1905:
("inspectors watch for mistakes and disturbances of any kind)



This is much better: