Time for more 1970s interiors.
Another dose of 1960s art: cover to Gebrauchsgraphik (1968), and art by Martin Sharp, John Cleveland and Milton Glaser.
Cover art by David Chestnutt for LET’S PRETEND, a series of fairy tale recordings released in 1970.
American illustrator, Aurelius Battaglia (1910-1984).
1980s movies and makeover scenes—now there’s a colorful romance. Usually it was the spirited best friend turning the mousy lead girl into a sparkling Cinderella. One of the most energetic and vibrant examples—one of the EIGHTIEST examples—has to be “Brand New Girl”, from EARTH GIRLS ARE EASY (1988), a pretty funky film which also features Jeff Goldblum’s smirk and torso.
By the way, the salon is called “Curl Up & Dye”—that’s the kind of film this is.
Vintage interior design: a gallery.
That’s the fun thing about Pinterest, isn’t it. You catch one of these and you immediately stumble upon a colony. I saw someone had pinned some of these on a board called “James Bond Home Design”. I can get behind that. (Image 9 is from 1955, the rest is 1960s/1970s.)
