Men responded to the death of the mini with trendy togs of their own.
Until the late 1960s men’s fashion had been restricted to sharp suits and shiny shoes - unless you were a pop star or a DJ.
Post Carnaby Street - and under the influence of the likes of Manchester United star George Best, the average bloke started strutting his stuff in skin-tight satin.
Hippies took advantage of ethnic influences and wore shaggy Afghan coats, Indian cheesecloth shirts, South American ponchos and patchwork gypsy skirts.
