The coat on the left, worn by
British model, Jean Shrimpton, was made of the finest Mongolian
lamb. Soon
faux fur would hit the ready-to-wear market, including faux lamb, in
every
colour of the rainbow, thanks to a fiber called micropile. Faux leather
was
also growing in popularity, giving rise to "go go" boots, as well as
various
combinations of up-to-the-knee boots,
many of them in shiny white or black. Nothing complemented the mini,
micro-mini
or pop dress better than a pair of sleek and sexy boots.
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