1960slondon Collection (#4)

The girls after they had selected their mini-skirts. September 1967 P006385

The picture shows workmen lifting a large sheet of plate glass on a lorry in the Euston Road, London, and carrying it across the pavement prior to its being fitted in a new 30-storey office block

Carnaby Street, London. Image shows trendy boutiques. 1960s

The Beatles with Des O Connor at the Daily Mirror Golden Ball 18th February 1965 The Royal Albert Hall London Wearing suit Desobit

Jenny Boyd eighteen year old sister of Pattie Boyd in John Stephens boutique for girls Carnaby Street London In the changing cubicles there are full length pictures of men on the walls for the girls

Pauls Male Boutique, Carnaby Street, London. April 1968

Carnaby Street, London. Fashion mecca in the 1960s. Circa 1968

Madamme Tussauds waxwork models of The Beatles. April 1967

The first night of Peter Cooks Establishment Club in Soho Central London A couple enjoy a pre meal chat in the smoky atmosphere. 7th October 1961

Debutante Jesicca Kitson wearing White lace evening gown " Pavillion de la Cascade" which she will be wearing for a charity show in aid of the NSPPC compered by the Duke of Bedford - All

Christine Maxey wearing a zebra print trouser-suit and tunic top with black hat and scarf July 1969 from the House of Michael in Carlos Place in London

Sixties Fashion by Kiki Byrne Model wearinf white dress with wide sleeves and a white hat, standing on the corner of Lansdown Row in London

Dave Clark Five with winner of Revlon Competition Kathy Sheron from New York at the Savoy Hotel London Five men crowded around a girl sitting on a bench looking nervous as they look on in admiration

Sixties Fashion by Kiki Byrne Model wearing a black dress with matching coat standing on the corner of Lansdown Row in London with her hand on her hip

Mary Quant fashion September 1962 Skirt and waistcoat and white shirt, also wearing a beret

Mary Quant fashion September 1962 Model wearing flared trousers and matching white top with detail at the hem, also wearing black wide brimmed hat

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Step into the vibrant world of 1960s London, where iconic moments and cultural shifts shaped an era. In July 1968, the Kings Road witnessed the grand opening of the Chelsea Drugstore, a symbol of counterculture and rebellion. Meanwhile, on Sunday, January 28th, Hackney Marshes echoed with cheers as 111 football games unfolded, showcasing the passion and camaraderie that defined this city. Even royalty couldn't resist the charm of The Beatles; they met HRH Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother after their sensational performance. As newspaper printing presses roared to life, delivery vans eagerly awaited to distribute copies of the London Evening News across town. The allure of nightlife was undeniable in swinging London – bunny girls at a renowned nightclub circa 1969 epitomized its hedonistic spirit. And when it came to music legends like Rolling Stones' Mick Taylor joining forces with his bandmates or fashion icon Mary Quant adding finishing touches to her groundbreaking designs – innovation thrived. Amidst bustling streets filled with red double-decker buses driven by women conductors in their empowering roles during this decade's changing times. Not far away from Sloane Square Tube Station stood busker George Russell enchanting passersby with his recorder melodies. Television screens lit up as The West Midlands formation team dazzled audiences on BBC's Come Dancing show while Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band took center stage at its press launch – forever revolutionizing music history. This captivating glimpse into '60s London showcases a time when creativity flourished and boundaries were pushed aside. It remains etched in our memories as an era that defined a generation.