60s

In the 60s, the 'Rosemary’s Baby' star was a muse to the king of Mod, Pierre Cardin.

The photographer road-tripped with James Baldwin, covered NYC's emerging jazz scene for The New Yorker, and shot stills on the set of 'Taxi Driver'.

The artist-slash-musician had a thing for hot pants.

Inspired by cinematic greats like Fellini, Gian Paolo Barbieri conjured fantasy, grandeur, and spectacle in his work.

The English actress and Helmut Newton muse was the epitome of severe, sexy style in YSL’s ‘le smoking’ tuxedo.

A new book of work from the late Dave Heath centres on the emotions and expressions of passers-by in various Northeastern US cities.

From 'Barbarella' to 'Klute', the actress-activist is the face behind some of cinema’s most stylish looks.

Elaine Mayes moved into the city's corner of counter-culture during the Summer of Love.

The legendary 60s supermodel basically launched the miniskirt.

The world’s first supermodel embodied the Swinging Sixties in babydoll dresses and Mary Janes.

The Ronnettes singer and original "bad girl of rock and roll" set the tone for 60s retro, Mod and glam-garçonne style.

From a neon-lit model massacre in 1964's 'Blood and Black Lace' to the iconic looks of 'Blow-Up', these old aesthetic films are guaranteed to inspire.