By 1964–1965, the cultural tremor became a full‑force Youthquake. London erupted onto the global stage and beauty and fashion were no longer dictated by couture houses or elite women — they were shaped by teenagers, musicians and the street itself. This was the Mod era: graphic, bold, architectural and modern. The decade didn’t just shift —Continue reading “Part 3: Mid‑1960s Mod Beauty + Fashion: The Youth Breaks the Rules”
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Part 2: 1960s: The Rise of Youth Culture
The early 1960s began with elegance, but by 1962–1963, the ground beneath fashion and beauty started to shift. A new force was rising — one that didn’t come from couture houses, society women or Parisian runways. It came from teenagers, specifically American teenagers. With the wake of youth culture, it wasn’t simply emerging; it wasContinue reading “Part 2: 1960s: The Rise of Youth Culture”