Fashion Inspiration: The Who's Glow Girls (Part 2)

This is the second part of a previous post about The Who's Glow Girls' style. I made it for two reasons:

1. Heather Daltrey's modeling photo from Vogue, November 1967

This is the first modeling photo of Heather I've ever found! It was sent to me by tattoo-the-who (a Tumblr user) for my blog about Heather. After doing research, I found out it is from an issue of Vogue released in November 1967. I ABSOLUTELY LOVE this picture, it is so wonderful! I hope I'll find more.

     2.  This collage of Alison Entwistle

I remembered that I didn't include Alison Entwistle in the first post, so I decided to make a collage of her, too.

• Open Front Crepe Blazer
• Silk Crepe Tee
• Skinny Jeans
• Belt
• Flip-flops
• Rhinestoned Pin
• Chanel's Nail Polish
• Eye Liner

Fashion Inspiration: The Who's Glow Girls

 
Heather Taylor:

• Red fox fur coats*
• Leather shoulder bag
• Lancôme mascara
• Rouge lipstick
  

*Please know however that I do not support fur, or any form of animal cruelty, in a way.

Karen Astley:

• Belt coats
• Beanies
• Lancôme mascara
• Lancôme red lipstick
• Eyeliner pencil

 

Kim Kerrigan:

• Floral blouses
• Red wedge shoes
• Purple cat eye sunglasses
• Yves Saint Laurent rouge lipstick

Biba

In my oldest posts I talked about a model and a fashion designer, but now I'll talk about a Sixties (and Seventies) fashion boutique: Biba, founded by Barbara Hulanicki, a Polish-born designer, and her husband Stephen Fitz-Simon.