elle:

“What we’ve lost since the ’70s is the idea of letting it all hang out. People just allowed their body to be. They dressed in crochet, in cutouts, in bikinis. And they weren’t so concerned with the thigh gap and the ab six-pack. Those girls were quite fleshy and seemed like normal girls.”

–Inherent Vice costume designer Mark Bridges on the show’s coveted wardrobe

pretaportre:

Elisabeth Erm & Magdalena Frackowiak in “Panoplies” by Giampaolo Sgura for Vogue Paris, December 2014 | via TFS