PUT SOME COLOR ON // DIGITAL COMPUTER 1964

In the 1960s, digital computers were becoming smaller and more tangible. This was slightly before PCs, so advertisers were trying to make them look glam and accessible. Enter fashion models like this one, trapped between a typewriter and the next big thing. I like her comfy sweatshirt dress with cable-knit tights and t-strap shoes, something you could see a girl wearing today, while typing on her minuscule laptop in Starbucks.

Click for the items: Topshop dress Free People tights YMC shoes Rimmel mascara

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