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1- F. J. Mortimer. Hansom cabs drive through overcast streets on a rainy day in London. 1903. 2 - Ernst Haas. A dancer at an evening ball and fashion show held at the Plaza Hotel, New York, 1956. 3 - George Rinhart. A view of the London Tower Bridge. 1900. 4 - Unknown Photographer. In a French village 1950s. 5 - Bettmann. 47th Street and Broadway. New York. 1955
Jill Kennington with book, British Vogue September 1966.
English model Kennington agreed to appear in an art-house film—one that would memorably capture the energy of London’s 1960s fashion and art scenes. Michelangelo Antonioni’s 1966 classic, Blow-Up—his first English-language film—was a sensation, and earned the Italian modernist Oscar nominations for directing and writing.
From the October 3, 1949 issue of LIFE magazine - Fashion Extremes—Here are 10 of the most startling in 1949. The original caption for this image: “FULLEST SKIRT is a rose-decked steel-gray Traina-Norell gown in newly popular chiffon. From a 22-inch waist it spreads to a 40-yard circumference.” (Nina Leen—The LIFE Picture Collection/Getty Images) #fashionfriday #NinaLeen #1940s