1960

For young girls the mini-skirt was popular. Women wore pale foundation, mascara and false eyelashes. To the end of the decade they started experimenting with colours, patterns and textures.

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For men colourful new elements were introduced, such as the collarless jacket, worn with slim-fitting trousers and boots. During the mid-1960s frills were worn with vividly printed shirts. Then lapels and trousers took on wide dimensions.

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Clothing became increasingly unisex as men and women shopped at the same boutiques for similar items.