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Floral cotton anorak by Neatawear, 1965
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Floral cotton anorak by Neatawear, 1965
Model wearing a summer anorak in a cotton floral print by Neatawear, matched with a bra and hipster shorts. Date: 1965
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Step back in time to the groovy and carefree summer of 1965 with this stunning image of a young woman wearing a Floral Cotton Anorak by Neatawear. The model exudes a cool and confident air as she poses in a grassy clearing, surrounded by the beauty of nature. The anorak, with its vibrant floral print and hood, is a standout piece of the era's fashion. The outfit is completed with a matching bra and hipster shorts, adding to the sixties vibe. This image captures the essence of the 1960s, a time of change, self-expression, and an appreciation for the natural world. The cotton fabric of the anorak is both functional and fashionable, making it a must-have for any summer wardrobe. The anorak's timeless design continues to inspire fashion enthusiasts today, making it a historical piece worth celebrating. This photograph is a glimpse into the past, a reminder of the groovy and carefree spirit of the 1960s.
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