St. John, a brand known for its iconic knitwear and glamorous 1960s style, is experiencing a resurgence in popularity. The brand is capitalizing on this renewed interest by reinterpreting its classic designs with contemporary updates, offering a fresh take on vintage chic.
Tom Ford’s resort collection, designed by Peter Hawkings, channels the sexy and glamorous legacy of the brand with a nod to the late ’60s and early ’70s fashion scene. Inspired by the iconic model Veruschka, the collection features a mix of barely-there body-revealing pieces, sleek tailoring, and relaxed jumpsuits, creating a sundowner cocktail of contemporary style with a dash of nostalgic excess.
Jeff Nichols’ ‘The Bikeriders’ is a captivating film exploring the rise and fall of a motorcycle club in 1960s Chicago. With a stylish aesthetic, memorable performances, and a blend of humor and tragedy, the film offers a poignant reflection on the fleeting nature of time and the pursuit of fleeting pleasures.
Grease 2, released in 1982 and directed by Patricia Birch, is a romantic musical comedy set in the 1960s. It features Stephanie, the leader of the Pink Lady gang, who falls for Michael, a nerdy British exchange student who tries to impress her by transforming into a greaser. The film stars Maxwell Caulfield as Michael and Michelle Pfeiffer as Stephanie, along with Lorna Luft, Adrian Zmed, and Maureen Teefy in supporting roles.
