Some People (1962)
British film directors in the early part of the 1960s never really did teen rebellion all that well. Even someone with a track record like Clive Donner, who directed Some People in 1962. Continue Reading
Tagged With ‘1960s’
Adidas Gazelle OG trainers reissued in yellow or blue suede
Just spotted a couple of new reissues on the racks, two versions of the Adidas Gazelle OG trainers. Continue Reading
Ivy league-inspired shirts by Fitzgerald’s Clothiers
When a new label says it is about ‘producing classic mid 20th century menswear’, as well as ‘ivy league style garments’, we’re interested. Hopefully you are interested in Fitzgerald’s Clothiers. Continue Reading
Gear Guide 1967 – Hip-Pocket Guide To Britain’s Swinging Fashion Scene (Old House)
Anyone who loves books like London Dossier and London Spy will be interested in Gear Guide 1967 – Hip-Pocket Guide To Britain’s Swinging Fashion Scene, which is just published by Old House. Continue Reading
Spotify playlist: Mo’ Modernist Jukebox
If you enjoyed the first volume of this, you’ll be pleased to hear that there is now a Mo’ Modernist Jukebox. Continue Reading
Classic mod Tootal scarf gets a re-launch for spring 2013
I don’t know it had gone away, but according to the company, the Tootal scarf has been ‘quietly re-launched’ for spring 2013. Continue Reading
New video: The Wicked Whispers – Voodoo Moon
We’re rather partial to the ’60s-inspired sounds of The Wicked Whispers, so it’s once to hear that a new release is incoming – Voodoo Moon. Continue Reading
Spotify playlist: Modernist Jukebox
Hopefully Jean-Marc isn’t going to mind me posting up details of his Modernist Jukebox Spotify playlist, which was recently flagged up on the Modculture forums. Continue Reading
Mods – The New Religion! book by Paul ‘Smiler’ Anderson – cover art and new release date
We have been looking forward to the arrival of Mods – The New Religion! by Paul ‘Smiler’ Anderson, as there’s every chance that it could be the definitive book on the 1960s mod scene. However, we have some good news and bad news. Continue Reading
1960s kitchensink classics with Rita Tushingham at London’s ICA
You might have to avoid a few dodgy quiffs inside, but it might be worth it to check out some kitchensink classics at London’s ICA. Continue Reading
