Mods style

They’d roam around the hippest places in London and Brighton, showing off their new designer clothes or riding their Italian scooters. It’s the mods, ladies and gentlemen! A true staple of 60s fashion, the mod style has never completely disappeared and, while it stayed underground throughout some decades, it has seen more than one revival. Discover its origins and learn to dress like them with our guide to mod fashion! Credit: Shaping a Generation History of Mod Fashion Credit: GQ This…

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I know I go on a lot about Brigitte Bardot and Jane Birkin– if I'm not attempting something feminine and Bardot-iste one day, I'm probably alternating in something boyish and Birkin-esque instead. It has occurred to me however, that living in France, I'm teetering very close to the edge of sounding

60's Reimagined-Models Vladimir Ivanov and Demy Matzen take on 60's-inspired fashions for the September 2014 issue of GQ Australia. Posing for Pamela Hanson's

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Art,fashion,design,technology etc from the atomic space age

While the seventies tend to get a bad rap when it comes to fashion, these pages demonstrate that women's styles could actually be quite attractive and brilliantly creative.

From the Swinging Sixties of Carnaby Street to the mods, via the first groupies and space age fashion, the decade offered so much sartorial inspiration.

From go-go boots to mod mini skirts to Black Panther berets, we’re rounding up the biggest 1960s fashion trends as seen on Twiggy.

There's no shortage of books on the market with a direct of indirect link to the world of mod. But which ones are actually worth buying? Here's five mod books that are certainly worthy of