mod fashion
Sixties London style
Mod fashion is the style associated with the mod subculture of 1960s Britain—clean lines, slim-cut suits, miniskirts, bold geometric patterns, and Italian-influenced tailoring.
The look emphasized sharp, youthful elegance: She dressed in mod fashion with a shift dress and go-go boots.
The style has seen periodic revivals.
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- Swinging Sixties1960s cultural revolution
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Artistic, nonconformist aesthetic approach
punk fashion · shabby chic · distressed denim · normcore · athleisure
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Revived older clothing trends
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Bound-fabric coloring technique
peasant blouses · flowing robes · fringe · patchwork · leather jackets