The Sartorialist

Nice photos! I love the braid hairstyle!

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Amazing photos. The difference between all of the women is so extreme.

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The first photo is the epitome of pure elegance!

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A beautiful collection of pictures.
I just love these.
There is something about black and white that transports you to another world. http://natashafatah.blogspot.ca/2010/04/its-all-in-family.html

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The woman with braids is Michelle Phillips, 1977.

Amazing pics! Especiallu love the first one!

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Love the ELEGANCE in the 1st and the 3rd pic, while the others have something that makes me think about Femen, the Ukrainian protestant group for women’s rights, it isn’t only the fact they are naked, but their expression is really similar!

xxx Giorgia

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That’s actress ,and singer in the group the Mamas and the Papas, Michelle Phillips in the top and third photos.

Hi!

Love these pictures.

The last one makes me think of two photographs taken by Denise Bellon of Sylvia Bataille and Yvonne Roger in the mid and late 30′s.

Thanks for sharing,

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i really like htis :)

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Wonderful pictures … Vintage style … I love it!!!

Wow amazing photography so natural and chic, it’s time to find some old photography books, thank you for sharing.

Love the pics !!

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Love these photos!! Publish more if they are available.

Here have link where you can buy this book :) http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/0877540578/ref=dp_olp_0?ie=UTF8&redirect=true&condition=all

love the first picture. so beautiful.

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I grew up in SF in the 60′s & 70′s and this is what the Haight was like. I love it!!!

the swirled braids remind me of princess leia in “star wars”.

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Love the blog!

The first photo is amazing

There was nothing innocent about the 70s.

Fabulous find Scott! My long time friend, formerly Debra Brown, was the long time girlfriend of Bill Hayward back in the day. He was the producer of ‘Easy Rider”, a Hollywood dynasty fav , the son of the inventor of “agentry”, Leland Hayward, sister to Susan Hayward, mother was Maureen o’Sullivan, former brothers- in- law Dennis Hopper…it’s endless. His fav step-mom ever (there were many famous ones) was one of the all time fabulous, timeless, style Icons ever…Slim Keith. Basically he and Fonda kids (Jane, Peter), were related to everyone, and each other. Small town. Bill was a Hollywood sweetheart if ever there was one.

Bill passed a few years ago , due to long suffering from a head injury from a motorcycle accident. Larry Hagman, truely an angel, always cared for him after that. Larry despite his ‘devil’ roles. ( be sure to watch him on the new” Dallas”) and Peter Fonda identified Bill’s body, and totally shocked the authorities when they showed up. … Captain Ameirca and JR.

Michelle and Debra were among the gorgeous and smart, stylish women that kinda ran Hollywood in the 70′s in the early powerful, feminist sense. They took no nonsense. Now in their 60′s and still great natural beauties, they both still have naturally elegant but simple style, and basically still run the show wherever they are!

Wow man! Thanks for the memories, Scott. Killa’ find.

Love and Peace,
Annabella

Those women seem to have a life that they didn’t really choose but they are good with this living ! Icon ?

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Great photos
Kisses
Aga

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I absolutely love the first photo – the jacket, the boots, the dress, and I’ll take the car too! But these photos make me sad as well – the naive perspective of the 70s made people so vulnerable and fragile. These women really express that in these photographs.

Still seven for sale on Amazon, used.

This can be found on Alibris at a range of prices . . .

I love these images, but I see no innocence in them. These women are simply knowing and unselfconscious.

i am surprised that this is posted on your site i am thrilled to see honest freedom being held in such regard

Agreed on the innocence and honesty you mention, the subjects are so relaxed, they are just being themselves. The camera barely matters, they are not posing. Thank you for sharing.

If these are from the 70s they are already out of date as the hippie shots in particular represent the worst aspect of the late 60s. I lived through it and it was a horrible time in many ways, not innocent or free at all. The shots of the hippies in particular remind me of the dreadful confusion of that time when the baby was thrown out with the bathwater. We were all lost then.

Beautifull!! the first and third photo is Michelle Phillips, singer and actress
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I love the last photo. Those jeans just look so very perfect. High waisted jeans are so much more real looking.

Hippies!

Magnifique !

Michelle is not McKenzie Phillips mam, she was her stepmother.

I love this. There is something so captivating about these photos.

I’m late to this but these photos are absolutely beautiful and modern with amazing depth.

the last photo, of the topless woman in the leather-wrapped plaits, she looks like Sitting Bull – amazing persona!

Beautiful pictures. They have this book in the Sunspel store in Soho in London.

We have copies available at Arcana, if anyone is looking for one!
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