#60s dolly style

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dolly parton photographed by les leverett, 1970

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Pattie Boyd photographed by Nancy Sandys Walker, February 13, 1964 ♡

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Genuinely in love with her design she's so cute 🥹

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How to Be a 1960s Coquette

DISCLAIMER: This is based on my own observation. Feel free to follow the guideline or not. Do what makes you comfortable

Fashion:

♡ Ribbons on your hair! Whether they are big or small, they're all equally important

♡ Colours galore!

♡ Do NOT be afraid to experiment with patterns. Paisley, daisies - YOU NAME IT!!

♡ Tights, Tights, Tights!

♡ Mini skirts are essential

♡ Dresses with narrow/boxy silhouettes that are above your knees/knee length - NEVER GO BELOW unless it's a prom gown

♡ Early 60s style: Circle skirts and dresses are a-okay except they're slightly shorter than their 50s counterparts

♡ GINGHAM GALORE!

♡ Peter Pan collar is calling YOU

♡ Shoes must be low heeled or flat

♡ Hats and Headbands - your choice! Whether they are simple headband or a beret, whatever suits your mood

♡ Oh yeah, HEAD SCARVES!!

♡ Driving gloves for your pleasure

♡ Funky shaped, big Sunglasses ESPECIALLY ROUND AND THE HEART SHAPED ONES FROM "Lolita" (1962)

♡ Big, Bold earrings

♡ These boots are made for walkin'

♡ Remember - BE BOLD AND NEVER BE AFRAID TO EXPERIMENT!

Hairstyles:

♡ Generally, the hairstyles can either be relaxed or bumped up to create a nice, half-circle round shape on top of your crown

♡ Hair can be either very long and silky to pixie cut like Twiggy's

♡ BANGS! You need them

♡ If you have bob hair, you can brush them inward towards your jawline. If you have a neck/shoulder length hair, you can do a bubble flip

♡ Feel free to use wigs, wiglets, and hair extensions

♡ Bouffants and Beehives for the Gods

♡ If you have a long hair, do a braided ponytail

♡ Pigtails are all the rage!

♡ Again, DON'T BE AFRAID TO EXPERIMENT!

Makeup:

♡ Have fun with it! You can do a flower-patterned face paint or all over your limbs!

♡ Twiggy's eye look

♡ Big doe eyes or Sharp cat eyes

♡ Lashes on top and bottom + mascara!

♡ Nude or soft pink coloured lipstick

♡ Soft, peachy flush

♡ Early 60s: Go for the Barbie look with the soft wing and blue eyeshadows

Style References:

♡ Twiggy

♡ Jean Shrimpton

♡ Pattie Boyd

♡ Colleen Corby

♡ Molly Corby

♡ Chrissie Shrimpton

♡ Samantha Juste

♡ Brigitte Bardot

♡ Anna Karina

♡ EVERY SINGLE YÉ-YÉ GIRLS

♡ Jane Birkin

♡ Lesley Gore

♡ The Ronettes

♡ Lola Falana

♡ The Supremes

♡ Glenna Forster-Jones

♡ Nancy Kwan

♡ Mary Weiss

♡ Priscilla Presley

♡ Patty Duke

♡ Annette Funicello

♡ Marianne Faithfull

♡ Jean Seberg

♡ Peggy Moffitt

♡ Sue Lyon

♡ Uschi Obermaier

♡ Marlo Thomas

♡ Edie Sedgwick

♡ Sally Field

♡ Sharon Tate

♡ Britt Ekland

♡ Pamela des Barres

♡ Genevieve Waite

♡ Ewa Aulin

♡ Goldie Hawn

♡ Mia Farrow

♡ Any girls in "Valley of the Dolls" (1967) and "The Touchables" (1968)

♡ Any girl groups from that era

Youtubers specializing in this particular style:

♡ Jackie Wyers

♡ @dandelionapril

♡ The MILK club

♡ Devyn Crimson

♡ Connie Mclean

♡ Laura Jane Atelier

♡ Loepsie

♡ Emma Rosa Katharina

♡ WanderlustVintage

♡ BONUS:

Coquette Counterparts:

♡ Dark Coquette

♡ Dolly Coquette

[your-fathers-favourite-daughter]

I don't wear dresses, my hair in 50/60's esq styles, and am super polite to get boys attention...

I do for the gender ambiguous people on the bus who compliment my shoes and ask me where I bought my dress, the older men who call me ' sweetheart', 'pretty thing', 'dolly' and 'angel' at churches and coffee shops, the hot dads at parks that I make small talk with about their children and ask for help with small tasks just for them to help me and smile at me ( I can totally tell they're staring at my lips and chest ), and the nice old ladies at church garage sales who give me stuff for free cause I'm dressed so 'nice and modestly' and 'they never see that anymore.'

Aren't I just the sweetest.

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Watch: HALESTORM's LZZY HALE Surprises Cover Band By Joining Them For 'Here's To Us' Duet

HALESTORM singer Lzzy Hale surprised a cover band at JBJ's Nashville Thursday night (June 27) by joining them on stage for a version of the HALESTORM song "Here's To Us".

YouTube user xSacramentofLove, who uploaded video of Hale's appearance, wrote in a description accompanying the clip: "Stopped in to check out Jon Bon Jovi's new Nashville bar last night, this really awesome cover band was playing. They started playing a crowd request for HALESTORM's 'Here's To Us', when Lzzy Hale herself surprises the band and they end up doing a duet!"

The members of HALESTORM are also no strangers to covering other people's songs, having released three cover EPs so far, including the latest one, "ReAniMate 3.0: The CoVeRs eP", which came out in January 2017.

In the summer of 2022, HALESTORM shared its covers of Adele's "Hello" and Dolly Parton's "Jolene" via social media.

In 2011, HALESTORM released the six-track "ReAniMate: The CoVeRs eP", which saw them take on tracks by SKID ROW, Lady Gaga, TEMPLE OF THE DOG, GUNS N' ROSES, HEART and THE BEATLES. Two years later, the "ReAniMate 2.0: The CoVeRs eP" featured covers of JUDAS PRIEST, DAFT PUNK, AC/DC, Pat Benatar, FLEETWOOD MAC and Marilyn Manson.

The aforementioned "ReAniMate 3.0: The CoVeRs eP" saw HALESTORM covering classic songs by WHITESNAKE, Sophie B. Hawkins, JOAN JETT & THE BLACKHEARTS, TWENTY ONE PILOTS, SOUNDGARDEN and METALLICA.

Back in 2017, HALESTORM bassist Josh Smith spoke to RingRocker.com about how he and his bandmates go about picking which songs to record for their series of covers EPs. "We start out with basically everyone… Our team… Oh my God! My dad finds out that we're doing a cover album, all I get is texts: 'Oh, you should do this.' But anyone… anyone who finds out we're doing a covers album, all of a sudden you're just getting this crazy list," he said. "So it literally starts out with e-mails of lists and lists, and somehow, over months, we kind of whittle down our list until we get to a short list of maybe ten songs or less. And then we record 'em and see what works and see what we like."

He continued: "Now, after the first one, we sort of followed a similar formula with the second one in that it's very generational — we have a song from '60s, '70s, '80s, '90s, a contemporary pop song… So that was a nice way to pick our songs. Really, that has been the template."

According to Josh, there is at least one added benefit to covering other people's songs when it comes to HALESTORM working on original material. He explained: "What's really cool is that when we do pick these songs, they really do influence us, because it's Songwriting and Performing 101. Where you have to deconstruct a song — a legendary song, essentially — you deconstruct it, and then rebuild it to how it works for us. And it really influences us in a lot of ways."

Added drummer Arejay Hale: "When we did 'Slave To The Grind' [from SKID ROW], we were, like, 'Oh, man! We need a song like this.' And then we wrote 'Love Bites', which is pretty much just off the feel of 'Slave To The Grind'. It's cool, 'cause we used to do that. We used to do three- or four-hour shows with covers and originals. And you're right — it is like training. And I always recommend that for newer artists, younger artists that wanna learn how to play drums or guitar. I always say the best way to really get good and learn how to develop your own style is to learn the styles of other people and learn other songs that you like or that challenge you. And it kind of makes you think differently. It's, like, 'Oh, this guy did these chords,' or, 'This guy played this kind of groove.' 'I bet I can do that in an original song.' So, yeah, it's kind of like training."

Arejay and his sister Lzzy (vocals, guitar) formed the band in 1998 while in middle school. Guitarist Joe Hottinger joined the group in 2003, followed by Smith in 2004.

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current fav style inspos?? 💕🎀🪽

I love all fashion from like ancient Greece until the 70s lol, especially obsessed w rococo, Victorian, 1910s, 30s, 20s and 60s ill also forever defend regency era dresses w my life, I dont get the hate...

♡ I love Clara Bows and Anna Karinas style

I love coats and anything polkadot and plaid ♡

I also love 20s/30s hats and shoes

and for hair, I like short 20s hairstyles w volume

I think my style is very girly and dolly. I prefer to wear dresses. I kinda hate pants, but at school, I always wear jeans w the biggest 70s flair possible I can find, and i have soo many hair accessories, but the most important thing to me is lipstick and nailpolish I feel naked w out them 😭

I hope I answered ur question correctly, I mostly take inspo from eras rather than aesthetics or people, I also just wear whatever I think is cute it dosnt need to be 60s or 20s or whatever it just needs to be cute, cheap and my size lol

also my fav colour combos:

brown w blue, brown w pink, purple and red, light green w red or pink, off white cream w brown or black, yellow w pink, green w red

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☆ Intro blog! ☆

Note: do not repost my art without credit and do not steal or trace my art ♡

Hello! I am an nonbinary Autistic oc artist who specializes in vintage art styles! My ocs are all 1920s related, occasionally other vintage eras (50s-60s)! Vintage is my whole life, I dress in vintage clothes styles and collect vintage dolls, phones, trinkets, etc! I draw fanart sometimes!!

My name is Betty! But you can call me mouth as well as its my username for all my art accounts. I go by any pronouns! I'm also a hard-core lesbian 😋 i love Lest, im a big arcane fan | Keep scrolling for socials and oc information!

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DNI: anyone problematic, lesboys and anything related, Basic Dni, people who have vintage values, support Israel or say they're not on anyone's side, Weird ass kink accounts DNI, Tracers and stealers😭, dsmp likers, vivsiepop media or whatever her name is, perverts..

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I draw midly suggestive art and naked women but never full on nsfw. Please do not sexualize my ocs, yes I draw them naked but it isn't to attract weirdos ☠️. My art does include anything related to the 1920s so if you don't like it just keep scrolling !

I mostly draw women don't expect me to draw men I could care less 😭. I take requests! But I'm selective and my motivation in art is incredibly low as I struggle with my mental health. Not all requests are going to be chosen.

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Socials

☆ Toyhouse | Instagram | Reddit ☆

If you find any of my other socials not linked, please don't bring it up!

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My main ocs are Judith, Nancy, Carol, dolly, and Cynthia!! If you wanna learn abt them check out my toyhouse, I draw these gals the most! They're my girlfailure flappers (dolly isn't a flapper tho..)

[I made the dividers myself >30]

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Coquette Aesthetic Q’s

i was tagged by @20thcenturystarlet to do this super cute tag made by her <3

1. What artists (musical or visual) have made a big impact on your aesthetic & continue to inspire you?

of course lana inspires me a lot, but sylvie vartan, joanna kuchta, and anya taylor joy have also been a point of inspo for me atm <3

2. Who is an artist (musical or visual) who is a newer discovery to you that you're obsessed with right now?

chappell roan!! I loveee her.

3. What films or TV shows have made a big impact on your aesthetic & continue to inspire you?

twin peaks, X, old hollywood femme fatale films, lolita 62, a lot of like 90s films have made an impact on my style, as well as anime.

4. What is a film or TV show that is a newer discovery to you, that you're obsessed with right now?

nothing new recently, I find it rlly hard to watch tv or movies cuz I get distracted so easily.

5. What is a fashion movement, era, or item, that has made a big impact on your personal aesthetic?

vintage in general, the 2013 tumblr era, specifically the jess woods and grungey cheerleader style, i dont see any of those leaving my inspo boards anytime soon.

6. What is a fashion movement, era, or item, that you're currently obsessed with?

i mean it's always 50s-60s glam, especially 60s dolly girls.

7. What is a book, poem, essay, etc. that made a big impact on you?

I'll admit i don't read as much as I should, but i wont lie the book that had a huge impact on me was lolita, and the great gatsby that rlly did a number on my hopeless romantic self

8. What is a "classic" coquette trend that you'll never let go of?

plaid mini skirt and tiny shorts with tights <3 <3

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