Exhibition Sixties Fashion
Victoria and Albert Museum, London (UK)
6 June 2006 to 25 February 2007

The 1960s were a time of sweeping changes in society, politics and culture. Britain began to prosper again, and the young enjoyed a new freedom. As Time magazine famously explained to its American readers, London has burst into bloom. It swings; it is the scene.
Fashion, together with pop music, became Britain’s most spectacular export. Like music, it flouted the rules of propriety and gender. It plundered the past, invented the future and travelled the world to find new ways of dressing.

Photo: Photograph by Ronald Traeger, 1966 (detail) Vogue The Conde Nast Publications Ltd

More info

House of Photography, Hamburg
27.09.2006 – 07.01.2007

German photographer F.K.Gundlah meets his 80 anniversary with an exhibition The Heartbeat of Fashion that was organised for the first time specially for the House of Photography in Hamburg. There are more than 370 works of 100 photographers presented at the exhibition. The main idea of the exhibition – once again to prove, that the fashion can change all the time, it accepts many suitable forms. This way fashion can be with us during all our life, – says Gudlah.
Info