5. Mod Style (1960s)
The mod style of the 1960s burst onto the scene with a riot of mini skirts, bold colors, and striking geometric prints. Young designers like Mary Quant propelled this energetic look to the forefront, turning London’s streets into runways of self-expression. Mod fashion was more than a trend—it was a cultural statement, mirroring the era’s social revolution and the powerful voice of youth culture. To explore how the mini skirt and mod style shaped the decade, visit the British Library.
