Fiona Lewis BIBA Hell's Angels King Freddie SUNDAY TIMES magazine VTG
£125.00
Cover - model Fiona Lewis wearing Biba, photographed by Eva Sereny.
Contents -
Fiona models waspie belts and 50s inspired 70s fashion in a fashion spread (6 photos of Fiona) :
'At the Paris winter collections no-one seemed to have any scruples about cribbing from the Fifties. However, Dorothée Bis, one of the most influential ready-to-wear designers, did it better than anybody else because the clothes managed to look far sexier than they ever did at the time. Big baggy men’s department sweaters; jackets and coats, swagger-backed or lumberjack style, in cloth or fake fur; tight skirts hobbled over seamed lurex tights – in fact, everything that could be worn with a waspie belt like the one shown here, giving more shape tot he shapely and hope to the straight. On the cover and on these pages actress Fiona Lewis shows how she wears waist-clinchers.'
Contents -
King Freddie, the Kabaka of Buganda who died on the the dole in Bermondsey. Huge feature, approx 20 15 pages.
The street trader.
The Compagnie de L'art Brut.
Stevenage New Town gang battle between Hell's Angels bikers. Photos of relatives holding patched jackets of the murdered. 3 pages, shot by Ian Yeomans.
Social structure of London.
Fight against drugs in Manila.
Heroism or desertion in Second World War.
This is a rare sixties issue of The Sunday Times newspaper supplement, only ever on sale for one day. A very scarce issue indeed!
Excellent condition slight wear and some feint creases to cover all flat now see detailed photos of the actual copy. Also see a photo of the back cover. Staples strong, cover bright and flat.
230701_7810 1718
Contents -
Fiona models waspie belts and 50s inspired 70s fashion in a fashion spread (6 photos of Fiona) :
'At the Paris winter collections no-one seemed to have any scruples about cribbing from the Fifties. However, Dorothée Bis, one of the most influential ready-to-wear designers, did it better than anybody else because the clothes managed to look far sexier than they ever did at the time. Big baggy men’s department sweaters; jackets and coats, swagger-backed or lumberjack style, in cloth or fake fur; tight skirts hobbled over seamed lurex tights – in fact, everything that could be worn with a waspie belt like the one shown here, giving more shape tot he shapely and hope to the straight. On the cover and on these pages actress Fiona Lewis shows how she wears waist-clinchers.'
Contents -
King Freddie, the Kabaka of Buganda who died on the the dole in Bermondsey. Huge feature, approx 20 15 pages.
The street trader.
The Compagnie de L'art Brut.
Stevenage New Town gang battle between Hell's Angels bikers. Photos of relatives holding patched jackets of the murdered. 3 pages, shot by Ian Yeomans.
Social structure of London.
Fight against drugs in Manila.
Heroism or desertion in Second World War.
This is a rare sixties issue of The Sunday Times newspaper supplement, only ever on sale for one day. A very scarce issue indeed!
Excellent condition slight wear and some feint creases to cover all flat now see detailed photos of the actual copy. Also see a photo of the back cover. Staples strong, cover bright and flat.
230701_7810 1718
