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Smoking Mods, Kinky Pipes. 3rd February 1965

Smoking Mods, Kinky Pipes. 3rd February 1965


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Smoking Mods, Kinky Pipes. 3rd February 1965

Steel
Daily Herald
London
England
1965-310

Media ID 21654430

© Mirrorpix

Cigarettes Culture Mods Teenagers


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Smoking Mods, Kinky Pipes. 3rd February 1965

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captures a vibrant moment in the heart of London's mod culture during the swinging sixties. In this photograph by Steel, we are transported back to an era defined by rebellious youth and their distinctive fashion choices. The image showcases a group of stylish teenagers, known as mods, exuding an air of confidence as they indulge in their favorite pastime – smoking. Each individual holds a unique "kinky pipe" adding an element of intrigue to their ensemble. The pipes become not only accessories but also symbols of self-expression and defiance against societal norms. Amidst the haze of cigarette smoke, these young rebels challenge convention with their edgy hairstyles, tailored suits, and impeccable taste in fashion. Their attire reflects the influence of American jazz musicians and Italian style icons that inspired mod culture at the time. London serves as the backdrop for this snapshot into youth culture; its bustling streets providing both inspiration and liberation for these trendsetters. As we gaze upon this timeless image from Memory Lane Prints collection, we are reminded of how influential subcultures can be in shaping society's perception of art, music, fashion, and freedom itself. This photograph encapsulates the spirit of rebellion that characterized 1960s London while celebrating youthful energy and creativity within a specific cultural context. It invites us to reflect on how such movements continue to shape our world today.

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