Left to right: Herringbone dress by Quorum, Ansdell Street; Striped dress by Quorum. Large Onyx ring from Palisades. Shoes from Lennards; Three-coloured gaberdine dress by Wallis; Wool jersey dress by John Bates at Jean Varon. Low heeled shoes by Character.
Television is a terrific stimulus to fashion. What Cathy McGowan wears on Ready, Steady, Go! may be in your High Street dress shop a matter of days later in a mass-produced copy. And John Steed’s immaculate Avenger image has played its part in the male peacock revolution. For our television issue here is an ‘outside broadcast’ collection of action clothes.
Produced by Prudence Glynn. Camera by John Beale.
Scanned by Miss Peelpants from Woman’s Mirror, October 1965.
Filed under: 1960s, alice pollock, british boutique movement, Inspirational Images, jean varon, john bates, John Beale, Palisades, Prudence Glynn, quorum, wallis, woman's mirror
