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Dare To Wear Ogilvie’s Jumpsuit With Flair
FLAIR – From Salon to Boutique, Australian Fashion Labels Through the ’60s (The Ian Potter Centre, National Gallery of Victoria Australia, 2013) This exhibition rekindled some of the magic of the psychedelic ’60s era. Named after the fashion magazine Flair, the … Continue reading
Posted in Embroidery, Fabric, Gallery Art, Textiles
Tagged 1960s fashion, Eva Ogilvie, fashon, Flair magazine, lurex, Mary Quant, Norma Tullo, Palazzo pajamas, Prue Action
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