Radical Rags: Fashions of the Sixties - Joel Lobenthal

Step into the revolutionary style of the Sixties with Radical Rags: Fashions of the Sixties, a visually stunning exploration by Joel Lobenthal. This vibrant book captures the era’s kaleidoscopic essence, blending documentary detail with nostalgic charm.
 
From mod to psychedelic, bohemian to counterculture, Lobenthal examines the groundbreaking fashions that redefined the way we dress and perceive style. Focusing on fashion hubs like London, Paris, New York, and Los Angeles, the book takes readers inside iconic boutiques such as Biba, Holly’s Harp, and Paraphernalia, alongside legendary districts like Carnaby Street and King’s Road.
 
Showcasing designs from trailblazing icons like Pierre Cardin, Mary Quant, and Paco Rabanne, and featuring photography by Richard Avedon, William Claxton, and Helmut Newton, Radical Rags is a visual feast. It also delves into the cultural, political, and musical movements that shaped the decade, highlighting the interplay between fashion, the media, and rock and pop culture.
 
Perfect for fashion enthusiasts, cultural historians, and lovers of 1960s nostalgia, Radical Rags is an essential tribute to a transformative decade in style.