Liverpool's 60s fashion trends you're bound to remember
Brilliant photos captured around 60 years ago show fashion trends a generation are bound to remember from Liverpool in the 1960s.
Fashion and trends come and go - but the people of Liverpool have always been known for their sense of style. Many will remember how it used to be in the city back in the 1960s - the decade that saw the Merseybeat scene emerge in Liverpool and all eyes focus on the city for its music, fashion and more.
From outfits to hairstyles and more, we've revisited the archives to find some snaps of days gone by in Liverpool. Taken on the streets and inside some businesses in Liverpool, these images capture what was in style and the fashion sense of people as they went about their day to day lives
The back street boutique of Margaret Rahman in the parlour of her terrace house in Gwendoline Street in Toxteth, Liverpool. January 1964. Bold chequered prints and flared pants can be seen
The management at Lewis's store, Liverpool, have received complaints about the shortness of mini dresses worn by their sales assistants in the Miss Selfridge shop for young people. Sales assistants Beatrice Rees of Gateacre and Kathy Laughlin, from St Helens are pictured, November 21, 1967. Staff with bouffant hair and chained belts
People walking down Castle Street in Liverpool, circa 1967. Pedestrians wearing long coats, like trench coats and double breasted coats
Young men and women in the Cavern Club, Liverpool. April 1963. Oversized coats and big hair are in fashion