A drop of tay too.
The launch of the swingin’ Digby Morton-designed outfits for Aer Lingus, from Woman’s Way, 1970.
Stay for the hemlines.
Saucy.
New Look For Aer Lingus Girls 1970 (Brand New Retro)
See what they did there?
An ad for BP Fallon’s column in Top Ten magazine, Miss Magazine, February, 1967.
He’s still with us.
How time zips by.
New Spotlight, 1970
A magazine that liked to mix its messages.
SEVEN more Rave girls at Brand New Retro
Thanks Buzz
Damn unhip hippies.
The Face magazine (June 1990) on how an emergent Irish rave scene was being subdued in a fog of spliff smoke and wispy, yelping, barefooted, chakra-seeking, petal-patterned long-hairs.
Good times
More here: The City That Time Forgot – Dublin Hippies, June 1990, The Face (Brand New Retro)
You can topple on to my Manta.Manza duo-tone Opel.
Bulloch Harbour, Dalkey, Co Dublin, 1971.
A spot of deep side-burned diving?
Or the morning after a ‘freaky’ night?
YOU decide.
Pure New Wool & Opel Cars – Irish Fashion Catalogue 1971 (Brand New Retro)
Previously: Would You Mind Turning Down Your Jackets Please
Oh, well plaid sirs.
Delgany Golf Club, Delgany, Co Wicklow, 1971.
The 20th hole.
Designated driver (right).
Pure New Wool & Opel Cars – Irish Fashion Catalogue 1971 (Brand New Retro)
Previously: Defiant Wool
YIKES.
Tightly-belted and scratchy.
The missing link in the evolution of the Aran.
Howth Pier, Co Dublin, 1971.
Pure New Wool & Opel Cars – Irish Fashion Catalogue 1971 (Brand New Retro)
Bad things happen when you move to Dublin.
Targeting the single girl-up-from-the-country demographic, Woman’s Way, 1971.
They took all the Weetabix.
For more vintage scans and whatnot: Brand New Retro
