From Draper's Record, January 1968.
Last post of this year should be devoted to the dominant subject of this blog so far - 1960's Peacock Revolution - a style in 1960's male fashion that marked a transition between a sharp elegance of Mod and colourful flamboyance of Hippy. So, here are some more photos of key designers, their amazing clothes, and their famous customers - the dandies of 1960's London.
Also I would like to thank all the readers and followers of this blog and wish you a happy new year!
Clockwise from left: Nigel Weymouth (designer behind Granny Takes a Trip), Rufus Dawson, Jess Down and Amanda Lear. 1968.
George Harrison wearing a jacket from Granny Takes a Trip, and Patti Boyd, 1967
Jimi Hendrix wearing a jacket from Granny Takes a Trip, 1967
John Crittle (right) - the designer and owner of Dandie Fashions, with his wife Andrea in 1967 (Photo by Philip Townsend)
Brian Jones wearing a jacket from Dandie Fashions, 1967
Velvet suit from Blades (right) and Mr. Fish modelling his own design (left) in Vogue, January 1968. (Courtesy of Get some Vintage-A-Peel by Miss Peelpants )
James Fox wearing a shirt from Mr. Fish at the premiere of his film Duffy, 1968
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