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13/f/8th grade. i have a school dance this friday, and the theme is 60's mod. what should i wear? and what kind of make up would be good? and if you have anymore school dance advice or whatever, dont hesitate to tell me! (link)
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The first thing to remember is that there's a big difference between 60's mod and 60's hippie.
Typically, 60's mod (mod standing for Modern) was bold, bright colours, miniskirts, flat knee length boots, beehive haircuts, short, angular style bobs. Contrary to what some people portray on TV and in films, platform boots were a 70's fashion, not 60's fashion.
Anyway, to help you work out what sort of thing I'm talking about (because it's easier to see it for yourself than hear someone try to describe it), I've put a few links below to websites which have pictures of some 60's Mod fashions.
http://www.fiftiesweb.com/fashion/mod-fashion.htm
http://sugarzine.com/site_08.03/fashion.html
http://www.modculture.co.uk/style/
Have fun at the party!
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