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- Totally adore the creativity and flair of the early 60s from tv, music to cinema and photography. Keen amateur photographer taking mostly retro trash pin up.
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- Havent stopped playing the Count Basie Meets Bond cd.
- Favourite Types of Clothing
- Chelsea boots, sharp suits and skinny ties.
- Favourite Shops/Sites
- Pin Up Lifestyle and Retro to Go.
- Favourite Club Night
- Various.
- Favourite DJs
- El Nino
- Favourite Venue
- Cafe du Paris
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- Various
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- Vespa or Lambretta or Other?
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Also, that day, I bought two dvd called Primitive London and London in the raw. I'd seen the first one because I'd borrowed it from the library but not the second one. I think that the director is quite macabre, but he shows a different side of London that is interesting for me to know.
Yesterday I went to see a concert, Divas of Motown, and It was OK, not superior because of the lack of original ones. I enjoy their music, their voices and the venue.
About Dean Martin, I like his personality, I think that on his private life he was the same person that acting and that's why he was quite attractive. I like when he sing Everybody loves somebody, much more than from Frank Sinatra. I love old movies too, the golden Hollywood. My favorite one is Gone with the wind because Clark Gable is the man ever for me, in capital letters. I like Bette Davies and katherine hepburn's films too. It doesn't matter if those films are comedies or dramas, it's all about charm and they had it.
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Yes, its a bit of a shame that there aren't so many girls around. I am sure there are a few lads out there that agree with me ;-) I was at the NUTS easter weekender this year though and it was great for people/fashion watching. Some of the things that people were wearing were fab! I guess its all about having the confidence to pull off something that is a bit different. I am not sure I am quite there yet!
That is a tough question, but i would probably say jane Birkin (I have the fringe like hers nowadays) is one of my favourites. Who is yours?
I've found that a lot of the 60's clubs I have been to tend to have more men than women. I'm not really sure why! Although I did go a club where The Actionettes were dancing and there were a few more of us ladies for once. With regards to the fashion I must say that I tend to wear mostly what I like at the time, rather than stick to one specific style. I'm mainly into the big hair, long eyelashes and shift dress look at the moment (so not really a mod at all, more of a nod to the 60's). Although, I do have a soft spot for anything with a nice pattern - give me some houndstouth or paisley any day and I'll be happy!
Hope you have some luck getting some models. The sixties style/fashion was one of the first things that got me into the whole scene to be honest. I'll be interested to see your pictures when you have some.
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