[post_page_title]Brazen resistance[/post_page_title]
Part of the movement of the 60s and 70s was fighting against oppressive puritan values. The Woodstock era was all about “free love”, and this didn’t just cover their views on war.
Indeed, very little was left covered, as the children of Aquarius believed that expressing yourself should include a more minimalist dress code. This stunning woman wore a frilly hat and flared pants, but from shoulder to waist she demonstrated the value of just wearing what you were most comfortable with.
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