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girls in their rooms

1960s ‘Dolly Fashion’ a vintage predecessor to coquette!

Dolly fashion was an aesthetic movement in the 1960s coinciding with Mod / Carnaby street styles which focused on whimsical & youthful fashion, drawing inspiration from children’s clothing (& for some literally wearing children’s clothing.) Staples of the style included mini skirts and dresses, bows, ruffles, patterns, heavy Bambi eye makeup, blush, and playful hairstyles. Dolly girls were looking to embrace their girlhood and femininity through fashion. This movement was very visible in London, and some icons of the style include Pattie Boyd, Britt Ekland, & Jean Shrimpton.

Mauve dress

Elle France, December 8 1975

Photographed by Jean-Luc Buyo

quaintrelle

(n.) a woman who emphasizes a life of passion, expressed through personal style, leisurely pastimes, charm, and cultivation of life's pleasures

people who enter my home will be shown an assortment of objects

"this filter will show you if your teeth are yellow" "this filter will show you if your nose is perfect" "this filter will show you if your face is symmetrical" "this filter will show you if your lips are big" how about if we all blew up our phones forever

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