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“Lounging in the psychedelically painted doorway of the Electric Circus, a discothèque in New Yorks East Village hippie district, a girl wears a feathered garter ($7) which goes with her Indian-style headband ($5), like the star dress ($26) they come from discothèque’s boutique.” (link)
In today’s prices:
Feathered garter: $45.20
Headband: $32.28
Star Dress: $167.87The federal minimum wage in 1967 was $1.40/hour (link.) You had to be pretty well-off to be a NYC hippie.
Untitled (a visual merchandising student at the London College of Fashion wears black leather boots, black jeans with chunky belt buckle, Ed Hardy tee and a flannel shirt on a Saturday morning in late May)
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They worked themselves up into such a rage that they tore up trees by the roots, and hacked at each other till they both fell dead.
Arthur Rackham, from Hansel & Grethel & other tales, by Brothers Grimm, New York, 1920.
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