70s

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 photographer turned his camera to glimmers of innocence in times of social turmoil.

Marc H. Miller and Bettie Ringma became staples of the city's nightlife by selling pics for £3 a pop.

From The Cramps to Buzzcocks, Micheal Grecco obsessively chronicled the rise of the biggest names in an unapologetic scene.

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

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

Legendary editor Bob Colacello photographed the original nepo babies for Andy Warhol.

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

Penny Wolin moved in with the patrons of the St. Francis and captured drifters, orphans and runaways trying to make it.

The 70s supermodel embodied effortless style in Halston gowns and Nike Dunks.

With economic hardship, political strife, an oil crisis and war, Mitch Epstein documented an era that didn’t feel a whole lot different to today.

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