To Jump Like Alice boutique, 1967
Here's some more photos of cool 60's London boutiques..
Exterior and interior of King's Road boutique Just Looking, 1967
Interior of Way In boutique (part of Harrods)
Inside the Carnaby Street boutique Take Six, 1966
To Jump Like Alice, 1967
Very rough-looking owners of Battersea boutique Linda And Carol, 1966
Chelsea boutique The Shop, 47 Radnor Walk, 1967
According to Gear Guide 1967: The Shop has been there for two and a half years. All the clothes are designed by Maurice Jeffrey and are made on the premises. Trouser suits (all fully lined), including skirts, range from six pounds ten shillings up to ten guineas. Floral coats, of varying lenghts, cost about seven guineas. Light fabric dresses cost as little as two pounds ten shillings up to three pounds ten shillings.
Pop-Art mini outside The Shop, 1967
Carnaby Street, circa 1969
Source of the images: The Sixties by Lesley Jackson, The 60's by Bill Harry, Gear Guide 1967 (reprinted in 2013).
4 comments:
How amazing would be if there was least one shop like that still around? Just looking is brilliant and I'd love to own that shirt/jacket from To Jump Like Alice xxx
I love the name 'To jump like Alice'. I assume its a reference to Alice jumping down the rabbit hole into Wonderland? And the window for The Shop is lovely. It would have been to good to see in colour
I really loved this post. It excites me so much to see more pictures of more boutiques that I haven't yet seen before. There is something about the fashion boutiques of the 1960's that just can't be found in the fashion stores that are around these days.
I have seen many posts but It is best of all thanks for the sharing.
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