Exclusive photoshoot: The sixties is making a comeback for autumn
With sleek lean lines, the Mod look is still looking modern for 2014
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Your support makes all the difference.The short, sharp shifts and kinky boots of the 1960s are given a fresh twist for the autumn/winter season
It's a reappearing trend on catwalks that pops up every few years and this season the sixties silhouette was reinvented for a new season.
For autumn/winter 2014 the best interpretations came from Gucci and Miu Miu where classic shift dresses, pea coats and knee high boots were suggested a new uniform for the season.
Make the look work for you by focusing on outerwear; collarless numbers and swing shapes are classic sixties shapes.
Long boots will give an instant retro vibe to any outfit, especially when paired with shift dresses and mini-skirts.
Photographs Helen McArdle
Styling Emma Akbareian
Hair Franco Vallelonga at Era Artist Mangement using Bumble and bumble
Makeup Annabel Callum using Chanel Le Lift and AW 2014
Model Michon at Next
Stylist's assistant Molly Taylor
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