mod style
British sixties aesthetic
Mod style refers to the fashion and aesthetic of the 1960s British mod subculture—clean lines, tailored suits, miniskirts, geometric patterns, and bold colors.
The look emphasized sleek modernism over the shagginess of rock culture: She decorated the apartment in mod style with op-art prints and Eames chairs.
Mod can describe anything evoking that era's sharp, youthful aesthetic.
- Chelsea bootsElastic-gusset ankle boots
- Carnaby StreetFamous London shopping lane
- British rockStone from England's land
- VespaItalian motor scooter brand
- LambrettaItalian motor scooter brand
motor scooter · The Who · ready steady go · R&B · fishtail · pop art · jazz · ska · tailored suits · Brighton · bank holiday · Motown · target · scooters · two-tone · Fred Perry · youth rebellion · parkas
- fashion trendsvintage fashion, retro fashion, vintage, retro, trends
- retro aestheticsart deco, art nouveau, vintage posters, pixel art, vaporwave
- art stylesimpressionism, surrealism, cubism, realism, pop art
- retrofuturismray guns, jetpacks, rocket ships, space helmets, bubble helmets
- textile stylesgeometric patterns, paisley, tie-dye, batik, chintz
cultural attitude toward modernity
mod stylenaturalism
Worldview excluding the supernatural
primitivism · traditionalism · folk style · rustic aesthetic