60s space age

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Penélope Silva Miranda on Instagram: "Pierre Cardin was heavily inspired by the Space Age and the fascination with the moon, incorporating geometric shapes like squares, triangles, and especially circles into his designs. These shapes became an integral part of his futuristic aesthetic, reflecting his vision of fashion for the modern world."

He burst onto the French fashion scene in 1966 and, with dresses made from metal, plastic and paper, changed the definition of couture.

Hey cats and kittens. Put away your Polaroids, run over your Ray Bans, offload your Oakleys and check out some properly radical sunglasses from a time when the only limitation to designs was imagination and it didn’t even matter if you couldn’t quite see through them so long as they looked groovy perched on the [&hellip

Pierre Cardin brought high fashion to the street; he invented the bubble dress, launched the use of cartridge pleating, vinyl and oversize buttons.

Jan De Souza, a model for fashion designer Mary Quant, who lived in St John's Wood, London, 'died of loneliness' on June 11, 2022, following a battle with cancer, reported The Times.

This photo features 1960s space age fashion. The woman is wearing some sort of hat that is supposed to look like a space helmet as well as silver reflective leggings and a short shift style dress (Ashlin H 3/6)

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