Model Jean Shrimpton, singer, and actress Jane Birkin, and designer Mary Quant all also had an impact on the English fashion scene. Of course, she wasn’t the only one influencing the way women dressed.
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One of the most prominent was undoubtedly Twiggy, who became the face of ’60s style and the mod look. The ’60s had a slew of fashion icons, including models, actresses, musicians, and more. Of course, these styles weren’t for everyone, so hippies opted for more simplistic designs, including handcrafted beaded pieces and peace symbol necklaces. Key pieces included large earrings, big rings and bangles. These bold accessories were influenced by pop art and featured striking designs, geometric shapes and bright colours. However, as the decade moved forward, and mod fashion caught on, jewellery became all about eye-catching plastic creations. At the beginning of the decade, glamour reigned supreme with glitzy, gold designs and feminine pearls. Of course, with so much focus on the eyes, the rest of the face was kept subtle with pale matte foundation, groomed natural brows, and nude lips.ĭuring the ’60s, jewellery trends changed dramatically. Long, spidery lashes à la Twiggy, eyeshadow in cool tones like blue, and bold cut crease makeup were all also popular trends. But, that wasn’t the only way ladies of the ’60s made their eyes pop. As such, thick, winged eyeliner was a prominent look for the decade.
Makeup in the ’60s was all about big eyes, pale lips and matte complexions.
So, if you’re looking for a ’60s touch, try rocking curtain bangs like Brigitte Bardot or a Twiggy-esque crop, or add some back-combing to your usual wavy locks. Today, several of these bold styles are still seriously popular. From big bouffant styles and bohemian bangs to long hippie waves and chic pixie cuts, the decade produced many unforgettable looks. ’60s hairstyles were exciting and iconic.
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