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Twiggy and the styles of the later sixties. Twiggy, real name Lesley Hornby, was a famous model of the later 1960s. Her androgynous look was long eyelashes, short hair and big eyes. Well, all my paper dolls have big eyes, but I did add additional eyelashes to Aisha. Here is Interestingly, Twiggy was the beginning of the fashionable obsession with youth. She was only 17 when she reached her stardom. Today, trends are driven by younger and younger consumers. There has always been an interest in “looking young” in fashion, but the late 1960s As with all my historical paper dolls, there are sources. The hair was obviously Twiggy inspired. Her un*erwear is based on this Rudi “no bra” concept, which was a bra, but without any support or padding. It is notable that this design was only available in small cup sizes. This highlights the obsession with the “youthful” boyish figure of the era. Let’s talk about shoes (one of my favorite things to draw). The black and white pair of shoes One last announcement, I should make the Dames and Dandies series will be going on hiatus in 2019, so I can debut my new series called Jewels will be a single doll pose for the first quarter of 2019. After that quarter, it will be time to reas*ess where things are. I’ll share more Wednesday of next week. Monday will be the last Dames & Dandies post for the foreseeable future. It’s more 1960s stuff. Feel free to ask any questions you might have and I’ll answer if I can. You can see a preview of the new doll Simultaneously to the mod fashion movement that the 1960s are so as*ociated with, there was a second thread of fashion that was more sophisticated and modest. Think Jackie Kennedy vs Twiggy, you know? (If you don’t know, check out the books at the bottom of this page.) So, today’s dresses are both of the more conservative, clean styles that were popular as well. (And yes, yesterday’s Abigail paper doll can wear that hat, despite her insane beehive, I made sure.)