Pattie poses with Adi Cook & Dr Nigma Talib at the launch of Dr. Talibās new book āReverse The Signs Of Ageingā at Body Works West in London, 11 November, 2015
Photo Credit: Dave M Benett
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Pattie poses with Adi Cook & Dr Nigma Talib at the launch of Dr. Talibās new book āReverse The Signs Of Ageingā at Body Works West in London, 11 November, 2015
Photo Credit: Dave M Benett
Congratulations to Pattie Boyd and Rod Weston!
She's still stunning!
Congratulations to Pattie Boyd and Rod Weston on their new marriage!!! They look so happy <3
Today in Chelsea, London.
Congratulations to Pattie Boyd and Rod Weston on their marriageĀ (April 29, 2015)!
Pattie Boyd gave love a chance again and got married for the third time to her partner Rod Weston today, April 30, 2015, at Chelsea Registry Office in London. Her mother, Diane, and her sister Jenny were present at the ceremony as well as her beloved dog, Freddie. Congratulations to Pattie and Rod!
Congratulations to Pattie Boyd on her marriage to Rod Weston! (Photos taken from Daily Mail)
a hard dayās night + the girls
George Harrison in the snow, Friar Park - photographed by Pattie Boyd (images courtesy of Pattieās official website)
Q: What do you think George got from meditation initially?ā
Pattie Boyd: āWell, George was always a reluctant famous person, and I think when he went to India and understood a little bit about Indian philosophy and spirituality, I think he thought he might be able to find out why he was chosen to be famous. It was always confusing to him, a boy from Liverpool being able to play the guitar, suddenly, well not suddenly, but quite quickly becoming world famous. It was difficult to come to terms with that for him, and he thought there could possibly be an answer, and if it was going to be anywhere, it was going to be in the East.ā - Pattie Boyd interviewed by Andy Davis and Pete Nash for the British Beatles Fan Club
Girlfriend & Muse
Jane Asher [05.04.46]
āI met Jane Asher when she was sent by the Radio Times to cover a concert we were in at the Royal Albert Hall - we had a photo taken with her for the magazine and we all fancied her. Weād thought she was blonde, because we had only ever seen her on black-and-white telly doing Juke Box Jury, but she turned out to be a redhead. So it was: āWow, youāre a redhead!ā I tried pulling her, succeeded, and we were boyfriend and girlfriend for quite a long time." - Paul McCartney
āPaul fell like a ton of bricks for Jane. The first time I was introduced to her was at her home and she was sitting on Paulās knee. My first impression of Jane was how beautiful and finely featured she was. Her mass of Titian-coloured hair cascaded around her face and shoulders, her pale complexion contrasting strongly with her dark clothes and shining hair. Paul was obviously as proud as a peacock with his new lady. For Paul, Jane Asher was a great prize." - Cynthia Lennon
āI eventually got a piano of my own up in the top garret. Very artistic. That was the piano that I fell out of bed and got the chords to Yesterday on. I dreamed it when I was staying there. I wrote quite a lot of stuff up in that room actually. Iām Looking Through You I seem to remember after an argument with Jane. There were a few of those moments." - Paul about the period he lived with Janeās family
āWhen I came back after five months, Paul had changed so much. He was on LSD, which I hadnāt shared. I was jealous of all the spiritual experiences heād had with John. There were fifteen people dropping in all day long. The house had changed and was full of stuff I didnāt know about.ā
āI havenāt broken it off, but it is broken off, finished. I know it sounds corny, but we still see each other and love each other, but it hasnāt worked out. Perhaps weāll be childhood sweethearts and meet again and get married when weāre about 70." - about the end of her relationship with Paul
Formal Party Sparkle
Pattie is center of attention in her turquoise ālittle girlā dress in chiffon pie frilled round neckline and lower edge of bodice, elbow-length sleeves. By Hildebrand, sizes 10-14, 8 gns. Model left sparkles in pink long wool shift, pearl-trim and high drawstring tie. By Shubette, sizes 10-16, 8 gns. From UK Woman magazine, November 7, 1964 issue.
Source of scan is the Pattie Boydās Sixties Style group at Yahoo!
The flawless Boyd sisters appreciation postĀ
Pattie Boyd by Alexis Waldeck, Vogue, February 1, 1971
Pattie and Maureen visiting Mia Farrow. Such a clear picture of this I had to post. They look so fab!!
STOP! CHAUSSURES ROUGES
Stop! Chaussures Rouges = Stop! Red Shoes. Pattie Boyd speeds into the night with a collection of small-heeled red shoes by Carvil, Charles IX, Renast, Charles Jourdan and Roger Vivier. Photographed by Terence Donovan. From French Elle, November 11, 1965.
Early 1964 - Pattie Boyd by her boyfriend Eric Swayne
I took this picture from the Facebook fanpage: PATTIE BOYD: Something in the way Layla moves ā¦but the original source is: 1suitcase Tumblr blog
I remember going to sit with George at lunchtime. We were talking quite a bit. For some reason I imagined heād want to sit with the others but he said, āCome on, letās sit here.ā I thought he was really, really good looking. He wasnāt as vocal as John and Paul; they seemed to behave in a more clownish way. George was quieter, more my level, because Iām very shy. - Pattie Boyd