Dress by Gill Hutchings for Fair Lady, £4. Photographs by Caroline Arber. Vogue, June 1970.

Dress by Gill Hutchings for Fair Lady, £4. Photographs by Caroline Arber. Vogue, June 1970.

Poppy red moss crepe dress with print by Celia Birtwell, by Ossie Clark for Radley, 11 gns at Quorum. Photographs by Caroline Arber. Vogue, June 1970.

Poppy red moss crepe dress with print by Celia Birtwell, by Ossie Clark for Radley, 11 gns at Quorum. Photographs by Caroline Arber. Vogue, June 1970.

Blouse by John Craig, £3 16s. Skirt by Pierre Elegante, £7. Photographs by Caroline Arber. Vogue, June 1970.

Blouse by John Craig, £3 16s. Skirt by Pierre Elegante, £7. Photographs by Caroline Arber. Vogue, June 1970.

Crepe dress by Simon Ellis, £8 15s. Photographs by Caroline Arber. Vogue, June 1970.

Crepe dress by Simon Ellis, £8 15s. Photographs by Caroline Arber. Vogue, June 1970.

Haig - Don’t be vague. Scanned from The Sunday Times Magazine, June 1971

Haig - Don’t be vague. Scanned from The Sunday Times Magazine, June 1971

 Brian Jones, a Rolling Stone in a double-breasted black suit, striped red and white, chosen by Anita Pallenberg, above. Bright pink shirt, scarlet handkerchief and tie. All bought in New York. Black and white shoes found in Carnaby Street. Photograph by Michael Cooper. Scanned from Men in Vogue, November 1966.

Brian Jones, a Rolling Stone in a double-breasted black suit, striped red and white, chosen by Anita Pallenberg, above. Bright pink shirt, scarlet handkerchief and tie. All bought in New York. Black and white shoes found in Carnaby Street. Photograph by Michael Cooper. Scanned from Men in Vogue, November 1966.

The Hon. Tara Browne in a maroon silk suit chosen by his wife, Nicky, left. By Major Hayward. Gold shirt, Turnbull & Asser. Photograph by Michael Cooper. Scanned from Men in Vogue, November 1966.

The Hon. Tara Browne in a maroon silk suit chosen by his wife, Nicky, left. By Major Hayward. Gold shirt, Turnbull & Asser. Photograph by Michael Cooper. Scanned from Men in Vogue, November 1966.

Small feature on Jean Shrimpton’s clothes for her film debut in Privilege with Paul Jones. Scanned from Photoplay, April 1967

Small feature on Jean Shrimpton’s clothes for her film debut in Privilege with Paul Jones. Scanned from Photoplay, April 1967

Bright girl’s guide to open air dressing. Left: Top by Alan Rodin, trousers by Ian Batten for Stirling Cooper. Umbrella from Biba — Right: Top by Karl Lagerfeld for Timwear, trousers same as left. Turban from Buckle Under. Photographed by Elisabeth Novick, from Vogue, April 1973.

Bright girl’s guide to open air dressing. Left: Top by Alan Rodin, trousers by Ian Batten for Stirling Cooper. Umbrella from Biba — Right: Top by Karl Lagerfeld for Timwear, trousers same as left. Turban from Buckle Under. Photographed by Elisabeth Novick, from Vogue, April 1973.

Bright girl’s guide to open air dressing. Dungarees by Leslie Poole at Annacat. Hat from Liberty. Photographed by Elisabeth Novick, from Vogue, April 1973.

Bright girl’s guide to open air dressing. Dungarees by Leslie Poole at Annacat. Hat from Liberty. Photographed by Elisabeth Novick, from Vogue, April 1973.

Bright girl’s guide to open air dressing. Bird’s egg blue and white spotted shirt and striped trousers at Pierre Elegante. Hat by Edward Mann. Photographed by Elisabeth Novick, from Vogue, April 1973.

Bright girl’s guide to open air dressing. Bird’s egg blue and white spotted shirt and striped trousers at Pierre Elegante. Hat by Edward Mann. Photographed by Elisabeth Novick, from Vogue, April 1973.

The new age of British Steel. Scanned from The Sunday Times Magazine, March 23 1969

The new age of British Steel. Scanned from The Sunday Times Magazine, March 23 1969

Biba dress spotted in Cadbury’s advert. The Sunday Times Magazine, March 24th 1974

Biba dress spotted in Cadbury’s advert. The Sunday Times Magazine, March 24th 1974

The wondrous Pat Cleveland from the spread which has already given us Ika Hindley and Gabrielle Drake. Pat is wearing shoes by Walter Steiger and a canvas suit from Coopers which ‘flaunts her amazing bottom’.

“Dressing up is for joy. Colour brings me out of my depression. Red makes me feel like a flower ready to be plucked, green is peaceful. I can feel yellow … A man can recognise the smell of his woman wherever she is.”

Cosmopolitan, June 1973. Photographed by David Montgomery. Scanned by Miss Peelpants.

Cool Male Unruffled Tonik. Photo by Alec Murray. Scanned from The Sunday Times Magazine, April 13th 1969

Cool Male Unruffled Tonik. Photo by Alec Murray. Scanned from The Sunday Times Magazine, April 13th 1969