I'm going to start off with a series of articles on different fashion labels that were apart of the 60's British Boutique Movement.
Fashion Designers Marion Foale and Sally Tuffin met at Walthamstow Art School. They both went on to attend the Royal College of Art.
After graduating in 1961 they opened their own boutique on Carnaby St. and by 1963 they were running a successful business.
1966 Dress Featured in Vogue
(courtesy of the V & A Museum)
They carried mod, fun clothing that was the "in" look.
1966 Mod Dress
(courtesy of the V & A Museum)
They collaborated with Mary Quant and Betsey Johnson for the New York boutique, "Paraphernalia."
Dress that was featured in the September 1st 1964 issue of Vogue
(courtesy of V & A museum)
After 11 years in the fashion business the two separated. Although Marion Foale went on to be a successful name in knitwear.
1969 Dress
(courtesy of V & A Museum)
Dress Modeled by Pattie Boyd
Dress modeled by Jenny Boyd
Dress Modeled by Sandy Moss(Sandy Moss who was originally a model for Mary Quant, before moving on to be the European buyer for Paraphernalia)
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