In the late 1950s and well into the 1960s, Johnny O'Keefe ruled the world of rock in Australia the way Jerry Lee Lewis did in the United States.
Two examples of his stage wear (lovingly hand-made by his mother!) are preserved in the Museum of Sydney.
Me (at left) in a 1971 issue of Australia's Dolly magazine, showing off the
latest in girls' fashion
A modern quartet of surly mannequins sports the latest summer styles I
would be craving if I were still in my 20s.
This modest little dress reminded me of what the high school cheerleaders
wore in the mid '60s, except this garment is made out of Neoprene.
These two creative fashionistas felt like getting festive for the Farmers Market