Ever wondered about the masterminds who created the authentic vintage clothing which has taken the fashion world by storm? Here’s a look at some of the iconic designers of the 60’s and 70’s who completely revolutionized the fashion vogue. Their designs are adored and craved for even today.

Mary Quant- The renowned designer who introduced the eternal miniskirts and hot pants has had an enormous impact on vintage fashion. Her vintage styles from the 60’s are very much sought after even today. She produced unique clothing for her own label, Ginger Group and her vintage collection is highly desired. Her vintage style is recognizable due to her unique”daisy” insignia that adorns her range of clothing.

Ossie Clark was famous for his bold and rare vintage clothing for the rich and famous during the 70’s. Ossie Clark’s vintage clothing is highly collectible and his vintage dresses are worth hundreds of pounds today. Known for his distinctive designs, Ossie Clark’s vintage dresses, vintage coats, suits, and blouses are considered timeless.

Vivienne Westwood is a fashion designer famous for introducing a modern punk and a new verve in the fashion of 1970’s. She is associated with the fashion for the rock band of the 70’s – Sex Pistols, her distinctive punk fashion styles and her rebellious platforms. Presently a political activist, she still designs for the mainstream audience. Her unique vintage brand is available via her chain of boutiques which is quite popular amongst vintage lovers.

Barbara Hulanicki , founder of Biba, revolutionized consumer fashion in the 60’s and 70’s, by lowering prices, so the trendy fashionistas can afford the latest styles and designs. Biba was one of the freshest and most exciting fashion emporiums of the Swinging Sixties. The original pieces of Biba vintage clothes fetch hundreds of pounds at auction today.

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