GIRLS in the GROOVE with The MONKEES
Dress by Foale and Tuffin, september 1965.
(Image scanned by Sweet Jane)
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Skipper’s New Year, 1969. From the Barbie Fan Club Magazine. November/December issue 1969 - Eizzily
Colleen Corby, Models Without Makeup, Seventeen Magazine, September 1969. Photographed by Kourken Pakchanian.
Article published in 16 Magazine, February 1966 issue.
THE RADIANT BEAUTY of Cynthia Lennon is not overwhelming - it is quietly breathtaking. The glowing attractiveness of John Lennon’s popular wife is not flashy or phoney - it is calmy captivating. At a time when false eyelashes, tons of “shadings”, every color of eye-shadow and layers of white make-up are all the rage - Cynthia Lennon’s beauty emerges as a great and exciting relief in a parade of monotonous “look alikes.”
True, some girls look terrific in the “new look” make-up, but what about those who don’t (or those who feel they are too young to go off the deep end just yet)? Well, here’s your answer: it’s the “Cynthia Lennon Look,” and it is easy as pie to come by.
