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Mary Quant - British fashion designer and fashion icon
Mary Quant (1934- ), British fashion designer and fashion icon, she became an instrumental figure in the 1960s London-based Mod and youth fashion movements

Mary Quant Ginger Group dresses in Liberty print, 1964
Traditional Libert print used for a new-old look in Mary Quants Ginger Group collection. Fashioned in demure covered-up little dresses with pique collars and cuffs

Mary Quant persian lamb cutaway coat, 1965
Page from a fashion spread in The Tatler, featuring a glossy black Persian lamb cutaway coat of typical originality by Mary Quant for Debenham & Freebody

Mary Quant - British fashion designer and fashion icon
Mary Quant (1934- ), British fashion designer and fashion icon, she became an instrumental figure in the 1960s London-based Mod and youth fashion movements

Tatler cover - West End Arcadians - 1959
Front cover of The Tatler featuring a model wearing a coat of glove cape trimmed with white fox and a hat also of white fox from Bazaar on the Kings Road (Mary Quant)

Dress by Ginger Group - Mary Quant, 1965
A khaki crepe dress, severely simple, stitched in white, with shiny brass buttons from Mary Quants Ginger Group. Date: 1965

Honore Daumier (French, 1808-1879), Oh! quant a la vue, vous ne trouverez pas mieux qu ici!, 1847, lithograph

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Mary Quant, the iconic British fashion designer, revolutionized the 1960s fashion scene with her innovative designs. Her Ginger Group dresses in Liberty print (1964) brought vibrant colors and playful patterns to the forefront, while her Persian lamb cutaway coat (1965) exuded sophistication and glamour. Mary's influence extended beyond her label, as seen on the Tatler cover featuring the West End Arcadians in 1959. Her designs continue to inspire, as evidenced by the timeless appeal of these Dress by Ginger Group pieces. As Honore Daumier once said, "Oh. Quant a la vue, vous ne trouverez pas mieux" - "What a sight, you won't find better" - a sentiment that rings true for Mary Quant's enduring impact on fashion.