Hippies Collection (#2)

Flower People at the 1967 National Jazz and Blues Festival at Royal Windsor Racecourse. 13th August 1967

Glastonbury festival, Pilton, 1971, sun worshippers at the dawn of solstice

Helicopter above a Pop Concert in Berkshire. Circa 26th / 27th August 1974
Helicopter above a Pop Concert in Berkshire. Circa 26th/27th August 1974

Pop Concert in Berkshire. Circa 26th / 27th August 1974
Pop Concert in Berkshire. Circa 26th/27th August 1974

The encampment at Castle Morton Common near Malvern Wells in Worcestershire. 23rd May 1992

John Lennon and Yoko Ono pictured in the audience of the Isle of Wight pop festival. 30th August 1969

John Lennon and Yoko Ono appear on Thames Televisions Today programme with Eamonn Andrews. Eamonn started the programme in a bed and was joined by John

John Lennon and Yoko Ono at the film reception of The Magic Christian. 4th May 1969

John Lennon and Yoko Ono pictured in London. 18th April 1969

Hippies in Freak Street, Katmandu, Nepal March 1977

The Old Hungry Eye Restaurant on Freak Street, Katmandu, where hippies and local Nepalese mingle. March 1977

Tourists in Piccadilly, London, 10th August 1969

John Lennon and his wife Yoko Ono are having a weeks love-in their room at the Hilton Hotel, Amsterdam. They will stay in bed for seven days - with fruit, flowers and peace signs

Newcastle Music Festival 3 August 1969 The story said there was probably more long hair than grass on Newcastle Town Moor (not realising the connotations raised) as 7

Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards seen here with Anita Pallenberg at their Chelsea home celebrating the Home Office decision to allow her to stay in the UK December 1969

Pop Concert in Hyde Park: Rolling Stones Performance. July 1969 Z06631-002

fan at The Rolling Stones free concert in Londons Hyde Park on 5 July 1969

Hippies cooling themselves in the fountain near the underground car park in Park Lane, London. 17th July 1967

Reading Pop Festival. Young girl in the crowd by the main stage, waiting for the bands to perform during the festival. 24th August 1973

Reading Pop Festival. Festival goers eating ice creams as they make their way to the main stage to watch the the bands. 24th August 1973

Members of the Living Theatre cast mingling with the audience dressed in G strings at the Roundhouse Theatre in Camden Town, London. 10th June 1969

Hippies cooling themselves in the fountain near the underground car park in Park Lane, London. 17th July 1967

Every hundred yards or so down the A3 motorists find themselves being thumbed for a lift - the goal of hundreds of pop fan hitch hikers is the Isle of Wight

Communes - Eight members of the commune pose in the sunshine outside their farmhouse at Gilfach-y-Bettws, in Carmarthenshire - 15th Feb 1973

Every hundred yards or so down the A3 motorists find themselves being thumbed for a lift - the goal of hundreds of pop fan hitch hikers is the Isle of Wight

People sitting on grass at Isle of Wight Festival Hippies flower power

Every hundred yards or so down the A3 motorists find themselves being thumbed for a lift - the goal of hundreds of pop fan hitch hikers is the Isle of Wight

Hippies congregate at Woburn Abbey for love festival. 30th August 1967

60-year-old miner Ted Hughes meets the young generation who are camping out beside the field which will hold the Bickershaw pop festival next week

John Lennon and Yoko Ono at London airport presenting acorns they intend sending to heads of state throughout the world requesting them to plant for peace April 1969

Hippy Festival Windsor Great Park August 1972 Groups of hippies from all over the world camping in the open sheltered by big oak trees and cooking in the bushes

60-year-old miner Ted Hughes meets the young generation who are camping out beside the field which will hold the Bickershaw ppp festival next week

Hippy Festival Windsor Great Park August 1972 Groups of hippies from all over the world camping in the open sheltered by big oak trees and cooking in the bushes relaxedimages

A Hippy lady with large hat and eye make up at the free Rolling Stones concert in Hyde Park, London. 5th July 1969

A couple standing on top of a pile of luggage in their car, enjoying the all day concert at Hyde Park, headlined by the Rolling Stones. 5th July 1969

A girl wearing a see through dress as she enjoys the all day concert at Hyde Park, headlined by the Rolling Stones. 5th July 1969

A hippy girl blowing bubbles at the all day concert at Hyde Park, which was headlined by the Rolling Stones. 5th July 1969

Backstage at a concert in Hyde Park by Blind Faith, the band formed by Eric Clapton and Stevie Winwood at a free concert on 7th June 1967

Pop fans blowing bubbles at the Isle of Wight Pop Festival 30th August 1969

Medical tent at The Isle of Wight Pop Festival. 30th August 1970

Crowded campsite at The Isle of Wight Pop Festival. 30th August 1970

General scenes at the Isle of Wight Pop Festival 30th August 1969

Feet sticking out of a tent at the Isle of Wight Pop Festival 30th August 1969

Campsite at the Isle of Wight Pop Festival 30th August 1969

Banner with "10 Downing Street"on it at the Isle of Wight Pop Festival
Banner with " 10 Downing Street" on it at the Isle of Wight Pop Festival 30th August 1970

The Bonzo Dog Band performing at The Isle of Wight Pop Festival. 30th August 1969

Music Fans watching from up a tree at The Isle of Wight Pop Festival 30th August 1969

Pop fans leaving the ferry on arrival at The Isle of Wight. 28th August 1970

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Flam-flam hippie girls from The Pink Flamingo Club on Wardour Street in Soho are asked to share their groovy vibes and psychedelic dance moves with the world. With their vibrant outfits and carefree spirits, these free-spirited ladies bring a burst of color to the streets of London's Carnaby Street in the swinging 1960s. Denise Hunter, one of these Flam-flam hippie girls, captivates audiences with her mesmerizing dance routines at The Pink Flamingo Club. The spirit of rebellion and peace spreads like wildfire as Piccadilly Circus becomes a hub for demonstrations in 1969. Tariq Ali, an influential writer, journalist, and filmmaker stands at the center of it all, advocating for change amidst a sea of passionate protesters. Meanwhile, music lovers flock to witness history being made as The Rolling Stones introduce Mick Taylor to their iconic lineup. Fans surround a Mini "Hot Dog" van at The Isle of Wight Festival, immersing themselves in the euphoric atmosphere created by both music and camaraderie. In 1967, Flower Power blooms across nations as Hippies embrace love and unity as their guiding principles. From Woburn to Piccadilly Square, these peaceful revolutionaries challenge societal norms through fashion choices that reflect their non-conformist values. Hippies become synonymous with freedom expression during this era; they embody an alternative lifestyle that rejects materialism while embracing nature's beauty. Their unique sense of style captures attention wherever they go - August 1967 witnesses Hippies showcasing bold fashion statements that defy conventionality. From flamboyant clubs to bustling festivals or even political rallies – Hippies leave an indelible mark on every corner they touch. They represent not just a counterculture movement but also symbolize hope for a better world where love triumphs over hate and harmony prevails over discordance.