New York City: Fall 1984

A simple and basic ensemble, like the one shown in this 1984 GQ photo taken on the streets of New York City, is ideal to stroll or bike around the city this Fall.

Photo: Uomoclassico

Frank Sinatra & Mia Farrow: Capote's Masked Ball

Truman Capote's "Black and White Masked Ball" celebrated on November 28, 1966 is among the greatest and most memorable balls in history. An elegant masquerade where the guests' black and white ensembles contrasted vividly with their masks.

Below a photo of Frank Sinatra and Mia Farrow arriving at The Plaza Hotel which shows why Capote's ball was the ultimate party in 60s New York.

Happy Halloween!

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Morrissey: Houndstooth Fall/Winter

Houndstooth is a staple that should be present in any stylish person's Fall/Winter wardrobe. Classic, bold, and at times understated; Houndstooth can spice things up during this season when mostly everything is dark and monochromatic.

Morrissey gives a good example below of how to wear Houndstooth with a modern and elegant approach. His trademark pompadour adds the finishing touch.

Photo: Flickr

Keith Moon: Mod Target

The Union Jack and Mod Target are perhaps the most known and representative icons of the 60s Mod culture. Their aesthetic and visual impact has persisted throughout 5 decades, making them timeless cultural and style symbols.

The simple & bold Mod Target was everywhere in the 60s, from the London Underground to Keith Moon's turtleneck.

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The Perfect Overcoat

As Fall goes by and the arrival of Winter is nearby, one must make some wardrobe changes and start wearing classic Fall/Winter staples such as an overcoat.

Nowadays available in a wide color palette, you can never go wrong with a black, camel, or navy blue overcoat. Below a 60s Mod inspired photo that shows why overcoats are timeless, elegant, and must-haves.



Photo: VOGUE

60s Weekend Terrace Party

A one of a kind photo that depicts a stylish terrace party around the mid 60s.

Photo: Flickr

Francoise Hardy & Sami Frey: Autumn Rendezvous

A scene from "Une Balle au Coeur" co-starred in 1966 by Francoise Hardy and Sami Frey. The latter's original black side button pullover contrasts perfectly with Hardy's green Mod dress and trademark hair.

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