Liverpool Mods 1964.
Liverpool Mods 1964.
Here is one picture from the book 'Liverpool Days'. I´m not sure about the one at the right, but the one with the neat suit and harp and the one in the middle are mods for sure. The picture was taken by Astrid Kirchherr, in Liverpool, posibly in the lanes in 'The Cavern' area, in april 1964.
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Yep, the guy on the right is Johnny, indeed. Here's Dee Dee. I'd say, that guy rather looks like a "cross" between the two.
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Re: Liverpool Mods 1964.
Meh. I might as well dig up an old thread!
As hip as those hipsters are, they are certainly not mods. At least not mods in the proper (and historical) sense of the word. Long hair and frumpy coats/suits are far from slick Italian mod fashion (as seen in London-1964 Terence Spencer type photos).
Still cool though!
But hey! what do I know? ha...
Cheers,
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As hip as those hipsters are, they are certainly not mods. At least not mods in the proper (and historical) sense of the word. Long hair and frumpy coats/suits are far from slick Italian mod fashion (as seen in London-1964 Terence Spencer type photos).
Still cool though!
But hey! what do I know? ha...
Cheers,
-Collin
Re: Liverpool Mods 1964.
Spot on, Collin. I mean, the one on the left is wearing jeans, isn't he? Mods...wearing JEANS? Never!collin wrote:Meh. I might as well dig up an old thread!
As hip as those hipsters are, they are certainly not mods. At least not mods in the proper (and historical) sense of the word. Long hair and frumpy coats/suits are far from slick Italian mod fashion (as seen in London-1964 Terence Spencer type photos).
Still cool though!
But hey! what do I know? ha...
Cheers,
-Collin
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Re: Liverpool Mods 1964.
And jeans with a flair leg at that!