Icons & Iconoclasts: Fashion of the Sixties 

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Waunakee Public Library

Icons & Iconoclasts: Fashion of the Sixties   Presenter—Holly Easland

The Decade that began with modest tailored silhouettes worn by First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy soon exploded into a wild expression that became known as a “youthquake,” ushering in defiant silhouettes, psychedelic prints and showering vibrant clashing color everywhere. Fashion, art and music were as one, and the rebels who shook up the era helped to bring forth an underlying freedom of dressing that has become intrinsic and still resounds in our choices today.

Holly Easland is the Associate Lecturer of Textile and Fashion Design at UW-Madison.

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Beyond the Page, Madison Community Foundation, National Endowment for the Humanities
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