Every decade, certain styles emerge as the most fashionable of the day. The ’50s can be characterized by Bobby socks and poodle skirts; in the ’80s oversized blazers and big hair were in fashion.

The 1960s is perhaps most well-known for its "flower child" aesthetic towards the end of the decade: bell-bottoms, floral designs, and long, flowy hair. It was a decade of great change, in part in ...

The 1960s was a transformative decade for fashion, heavily influenced by the burgeoning youth culture, the space age, and the powerful medium of television. On screen, designers and costume artists ...

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You might hear live music from the 1960s to today playing when you walk into Penny Lane — a new women’s clothing store owned by Gabrielle Banschick, a former partner in the Penelope shop in Woodbury.