The 1960s fashion swung from one end of the spectrum to another as women’s fashion followed the trends worn by the iconic Jackie Kennedy in the early years. The introduction of miniskirts that was originally invented by Mary Quant and the pillbox hat introduced by fashion icon Jackie Kennedy made the biggest impacts on modern fashion in the 1960s. Jackie Kennedy’s style was well-fitted, simple, and clean. In comparison to the flapper look during the 20s with short, bobbed hair, the false eyelashes were worn by women and their hairstyles varied in lengths and styles in the 60s. People were dressing in bizarre prints, highlighter colors, and mismatched pattern. During the late 60s, the hippie movement also strongly influenced on women’s clothing
