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London: Squatters being evicted from Piccadilly mansion. September 22, 1969 p9
The good vibrations in San Francisco's Civic Center. Unnamed couple. July 13, 1968
Haight & Ashbury meeting on street corner. October 29, 1973
Bob Weir greets the crowd as the police bust the Grateful Dead house at 710 Ashbury.
Authentic 'Summer of Love' hippies in the Haight as well as ...
Subject and exact San Francisco location unknown. January 25, 1970
Laundry and bath day at Wheeler's Ranch near Bodega Bay, CA., July 27, 1970.
Laundry and bath day at Wheeler's Ranch near Bodega Bay, CA., July 27, 1970.
Lt. James Ludow, of Park Police Station on the edge of the Haight-Ashbury district, adds another face to the bulletin board of missing children, Oct. 12, 1967, San Francisco, Calif. The photos are sent in by parents from all over the country. During the first six months of 1967, 748 juvenile runaways were picked up by police; despite the reports of at the hippie colony is disintegrating. Patrolman Leo Maguire, not shown, says instead of staying home and studying the three Rs, these kids come to Haight-Ashbury and study the three Ds; dope, disease and despair.
Michael Bry's photograph of peace marchers in San Francisco.
Boulder, Colo: A group of hippies predicting the world will come to an end on sit calmly around the campfire on top of Sugar Loaf Mountain.
The intersection of Haight and Ashbury Streets was a beacon for thousands of hippies, thrill-seekers, and the simply-curious during the Summer of Love in San Francisco, California, in early summer, 1967.
Bearded and mustached Hippie at anti-war demonstration in Golden Gate Park.
"Today" with flute, next to Cynthia, at Wheeler's Ranch in Bodega Bay, CA July 27, 1970
Hippies dawdle at the corner of Haight and Ashbury Streets, the epicenter of the Summer of Love, in San Francisco, California, on May 4, 1967.
Social History, San Francisco, California, USA, 6th October 1967. More than 100 hippies hold rites celebrating the "Death of the Hippie" as they parade down Haight Street, center of the famed Haight-Ashbury district, carrying a symbolic casket in a protest against being labeled "hippies." (Photo by Rolls Press/Popperfoto/Getty Images)
Carrying a loaf of bread, a guitar and a knapsack, a hippie walks down the street away from the Haight-Ashbury district of San Francisco, Oct. 16, 1967. As the last of the summer weather moves out, so does the influx of young people that came in with it. (AP Photo)
Grandby, Colo: Joy and Love overflow - The young people present for the religious festival at Strawberry Lake, 1972. It was promoted by the Rainbow Family of Love and Living Life from Eugene, OR. Sargent Pepper, the Great Dane manages to pack his own.
Greer's Ferry, Ark: Members of The Group commune seem to be having an enjoyable time at a recent meeting. New York Times photo by Gary Settle Sunday Punch, October 7, 1973
Hippies lounge in front of a local establishment in the Haight-Ashbury disctrict in San Francisco, California, in the early summer, 1967. (Photo by Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images)
Hippies dance at a psychedelic rock concert at the Fillmore Auditorium in San Francisco, California, early summer, 1967.
Janis Joplin. Photo by Greg Peterson Symbol of hippie, rock music, drug culture in Haight District of SF in the 1960's.
May 15, 1967 — As part of his month-long stint as an embedded reporter in San Francisco's hippie scene, George Gilbert writes about life on the street in the Haight-Ashbury neighborhood. "I did not find one person, in my month of hippie life, who had not smoked marijuana or taken LSD," writes Gilbert. He characterizes the city's hippies as "children of world crises, acutely aware the whole thing could disappear in a nuclear flash."
1967: Folk singer Joan Baez sits on the sidewalk at the corner of Haight and Ashbury and serenades hippies and tourists in a spontaneous concert with a borrowed guitar. The concert was part of the wealthy singer's four-day visit to the place of origin of the hippies subculture of bare feet, sandals, beards, LSD and marijuana. Also?during her visit she worked at the Haight-Ashbury Free Medical Clinic as a volunteer file clerk.
May 25, 1968 Beats & Hippies S.F. has the oldest known Haightus Ashburius who turned up in the well known San Francisco neighborhood about a month ago and sells newspapers for his bread. He joyfully posed with a younger member of the species who says she has been here three years, four months and three days--which qualifies her as a veteran of the ambrosia set. The old-timer has only one hang-up--nobody trusts him because he's over thirty!
Raid Beats & Hippies at Psychedelic Shop, 1966.
In this photo, taken during the sixties, a member of an organization called "The Diggers" hands out free food at a distribution center in the Haight-Ashbury.
San Francisco 1966 Beat Generation, Hippies Trips Festival, Psychedelic Dancers Thrift Shop Fashions May 29, 1966
San Francisco July 19, 1968 Pursued, Pursuers and Spectators--A group of hippies stare from the window of their pad as another trips and falls to the ground while being pursued by the police during a third night of violence and shooting in San Francisco's famed Haight-Ashbury district. At least one person was shot, one injured and a number of fire bombs thrown last night.
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The cultural upheaval of the 1960s in the U.S. gave us some of the greatest fashion trends of the 20th century, and the influences of various subcultures like hippies or disco-goers have extended well into the 21st as well. In 1969, LIFE Magazine decided to photograph the teen fashions that American high schoolers across the country were wearing, which is why we’ve got these brilliant vintage photos to share with you today.
The cultural revolution against the mainstream captured the imagination of an entire era, and people became more liberated – in terms of sexuality, musical taste, and self-expression – than ever before. Short skirts, funky tights, and extravagant shoes flourished, and stylish kids weren’t afraid to show a bit of skin.
Check out these photos for a nostalgic look at the groovy garbs of 70s fashion!
“ Corona del Mar High School students Kim Robertson, Pat Auvenshine and Pam Pepin wear “hippie” fashions, 1969, ” – LIFE magazine.
“ High schooler Lenore Reday stops traffic while wearing a bell-bottomed jumpsuit in Newport Beach, Calif., 1969. ”
“ A Southern California high school student walks toward classmates while wearing the “Mini Jupe” skirt, 1969. ”
“ High school teacher Sandy Brockman wears a bold print dress, 1969. ”
“ Student Rosemary Shoong at Beverly Hills High School, wearing a dress she made herself, 1969. ”
“ High school students wearing “hippie” fashion, 1969. ”
“ High school student band, in California. ”
“ High school student wearing bell-bottoms and boots, 1969. ”
“ Beverly Hills High School student Erica Farber, wearing a checkered and tiered outfit, walks with a boy, 1969. ”
“ Southern California high school students, 1969 .”
“ High schooler Nina Nalhaus wears wool pants and a homemade jacket in Denver, Colo., 1969. ”
“ The cool kids of Beverly Hills High show off their fashions, 1969. ”
“ Southern California high school student wears old-fashioned tapestry skirt and wool shawl, 1969. ”
“ Southern California high schooler wears a buckskin vest and other hippie fashions, 1969. ”
“ Students at Woodside High in California, 1969 .”
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Did anyone else notice they photographed the one girl three seperate times in three different outfits?
Yeah. I noticed that to. I think that most of these photos were taken from a magazine fashion shoot. I mean, seriously, to set up.
These look like the work of a stock photo agency or an advertiser to me. My kids have done this sort of model work for edu brochures.
I noticed and also she 'attended' two differnt high schools. Hmmmm
Everyone looks so much happier then :) the high school kids of today.
High school was never a good time for some people.
Judy is correct - there was a major war going on with boys getting drafted into the armed forces and being sent overseas to die so that wealthy elites could profit from the war.
But we didnt have to worry about getting shot
They were. I know they were in the 80's as well.Kids were allowed to act like kids.
Not all hippie. Some are mod (the Pucci-style tights for example)
Some of the boys look trad/preppy as well.
Though American trad was a big influence on British mod so it could be my British eyes picking t
Did anyone else notice they photographed the one girl three seperate times in three different outfits?
Yeah. I noticed that to. I think that most of these photos were taken from a magazine fashion shoot. I mean, seriously, to set up.
These look like the work of a stock photo agency or an advertiser to me. My kids have done this sort of model work for edu brochures.
I noticed and also she 'attended' two differnt high schools. Hmmmm
Everyone looks so much happier then :) the high school kids of today.
High school was never a good time for some people.
Judy is correct - there was a major war going on with boys getting drafted into the armed forces and being sent overseas to die so that wealthy elites could profit from the war.
But we didnt have to worry about getting shot
They were. I know they were in the 80's as well.Kids were allowed to act like kids.
Not all hippie. Some are mod (the Pucci-style tights for example)
Some of the boys look trad/preppy as well.
Though American trad was a big influence on British mod so it could be my British eyes picking t
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THIS stunning young woman has embraced her natural body hair with the support of her understanding husband after ditching razors over a year ago and has been fighting against the strict beauty standards of smoothness ever since.
Like most females, secretary Sonia Cytrowska (28) from Gdynia, Poland first started to remove her body hair when she was 12 but thanks to airbrushing in magazines and on television, she constantly found herself comparing her hair to other girls who had more or less hair than her.
Just over a year ago, Sonia decided to stop shaving after she realised that she was removing her hair due to social pressures and finding out that many hair removal methods are bad for the environment and also time consuming. She would spend at least three hours every week to stay smooth which left her feeling down and insecure about her natural look. She started sharing pictures on Instagram under the hashtag, #bodyhairmovement .
Sonia admits that her husband, Tobiasz, of three years struggled with her natural appearance at first but said that their love conquered any of his confusion on the matter.
“I was looking at other body hair positive accounts and it was much easier for me to start my new, hairy life with support of others, both men and women,” said Sonia.
“I’ve been shaving since I was twelve and all my life I was feeling worse and less worthy than other girls who didn’t have so much hair on their bodies.
“I started my Instagram when I was still insecure about my natural look and I wanted to find other women who knew what I felt like and men who won’t be disgusted by my natural appearance.
“At first my husband was shocked because he’s known me for eight years and I was always shaving all my body. And actually, he prefers a shaved appearance but we talked a lot, I explained to him that it is so important for me, to live with my natural body hair and he decided to accept me and support me.
“There were tough times but conscious love and commitment won.
“The hardest thing was to accept myself and to feel confident with my hairy body in front of others, even if they whisper and stare at me. It was hard to accept that sometimes people can reject me if they will know how I really look like. Body hair in my society is a taboo”.
Sonia admits that she does still have days where she feels under pressure to look a certain way but she hopes that through social media she can show other women that having body hair is both normal and beautiful. She shared her advice to others.
“At home, with my husband or friends I feel safe and accepted. I can easily show my body hair and it is natural for me,” she added.
“But it is still hard when I meet new people, for example when I was searching for a new job or going to lectures at university.
“Sometimes there are days where I don’t care what anyone in this world is thinking about my body hair, because I fell in love with my natural body and I believe that every woman should have a choice.
“I choose not to shave because I find myself beautiful and it’s very comfortable to live that way but of course days where I question why I choose to fight with all these beauty standards and ask why I am so stubborn.
“I receive a lot of messages from women who are at the very point where I was one year ago. I talk with them, sometimes we send pics and we support each other.
“My biggest dre
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