.... Of All the Russias? (Tzar, 1970)

 

What you get when the person running your advertising campaign watches Doctor Zhivago on a continuous loop all weekend...

Nice Coat (Aquascutum, 1973)

 .... shame about the name, though.

Un-Boxing Day (Acrilan, 1965)

 Parcel post.  When you absolutely, positively, need to get there overnight.

(Wearing your Peggy Page dress in Acrilan, of course!)

She's Still A Darling... (Velmar, 1966)

 

Celebrity endorsement, 1966 style.

Identical Triplets (Bobbie Brooks, 1963)

 ... courtesy of Bobbie Brooks!

Simplicity Itself (Courtauld's, 1971)

 

Make up your Simplicity patterns in Sparva Tweed from Courtauld's.  See, the 1970s weren't entirely brown!

Playing Their Cards Right (Vedonis, 1965)

 It looks like we have the full suit!

"Live In California" (California, 1962)

 Funny, those skyscrapers look more like New York...

(And incidentally, the clothes were made in Great Britain!)

Like Mother, Like Daughter (Wamsutta, 1960)

 This is what the 1960s were like before the Generation Gap became a yawning chasm.

Miss Modern (Pittards, 1970)

 

Off to see the world in bright blue leather and a Concorde.  Can you get more modern than that?

Celebrity Endorsement, 1960s Style! (Acrilan, 1965)

 Featuring Catherine Deneuve:

Introducing... (Maglia, 1964)

 "You must meet Maglia."

Alas, they're talking about the gear, not the girl!

"What happened to all those nice quiet girls?" (Ferguson Fabric, 1968)

 What, indeed?

(But at least it looks as if they're having fun!)

Pyjama Party! (Sally Schrank, 1963)

 

 

Believe it or not, these girls are grooving in their PJs!

Someone Has Killed A Yeti... (Borg, 1966

 ... And made its pelt into a coat!

In the Pink... (Fortnum & Mason, 1976)

... In Jane Catlin's pink jersey dress and trousers.  Photographed in Mexico!

 

Those Breakaway Girls Again (Bri Nylon, 1966)

 What are they up to now?

They're travelling to Mars in their Janet Dickinson swimwear....

... And they're going swimming in their Morley sweaters!

Sexy Librarians... (Munrospun, 1964)

 ... 1964 edition.

Young Originals? (Crimplene, 1972)

 Nothing says the 1970s more than itchy, nonbreathing polyester fibres.  Nothing.

Flying Kangaroos (Arnel and Qantas, 1969)

 True Fact: Back in 1969 you weren't allowed to board a Qantas flight unless you were wearing Arnel™!

(New York)

(Bangkok)

(Amsterdam)

(Amsterdam again!)