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obsessed with art, fashion, cult movies and indie-rock music FEMINIST

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Head (1968) written and directed by Bob Rafelson & Jack Nicholson

Hey hey we are the Monkees, you know we aim to please. A manufactured image with no philosophies.

[plasticblisss]

— la chinoise, 1967 dir. jean-luc godard

[weirdlandtv]

Brigitte Bardot dancing. She was a trained (ballet) dancer, and occasionally took it up again, until her legs could no longer do it. One of the most notorious scenes in her breakthrough film, ET DIEU CRÉA LA FEMME, revolved around her doing a wild, suggestive dance (image 3): audiences were shocked—and delighted.

Me, I don’t have rhythm. When I dance, it looks like I’m making fun of people who can’t dance. I can do “the robot” a little.

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la dolce vita (1960) dir. federico fellini

it’s like a peaceful jungle. it’s easy to hide in.

drama | marcello mastroianni, anita ekberg, anouk aimée

[lgsoul]

Ray Stevenson, 1969

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Marilyn Monroe

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Jimmy Page 🥀

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Pink Floyd

[plasticblisss]

Cherie Currie

[retromodernistmayhem]

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Candy (1968) Outfits

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[vintage-old-hollywood]

My favourite cat woman Julie Newmar…who is your favorite cat woman? 

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Charlotte Rampling, Chelsea, UK, 9th August 1967. Photos by George Greenwell💙

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Nancy Sinatra photographed by David Redfern (1967)

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Swinging London. Charlotte Rampling opens the ‘Jump Ahead’ boutique, 15th June 1967. Photos by Smith💚

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The Beatles filming the hotel room scenes for A Hard Days Night at Twickenham Film Studios on 12th March 1964.

Pics: Astrid Kirchherr (Most, if not all).