Sophia Loren hair’s breath of colour you change your mood, you change your hair…play to yourself, play to your audience – the play’s the thing Alexandre of Paris made these nylon wigs for Sophia Loren for fun in Paris Sophia Loren’s cat’s eyes – the real mccoy body – marisa berenson chain necklace inlaid with black pebbles – jose maria barrera Seeman and Marijke Postuma Joy to paint the world with rainbows Hollywood’s Aquarius Theatre Maria Berenson – laughing gypsy Oscar de la Renta Jean Shrimpton – Paris Colour Cardin organza Joie de makeup The painted -doll face designed for Dior by Serge Lutens Photography: Elisabetta Catalano Paris Colour – Jane Forth on the face, at the neck, wrapping the body at Dior Jane Forth photographs Richard Avedon Jean Shrimpton in a trance of colour Ungaro – art nouveau flowers Pronto Pucci Franco Rubartelli Mick Jagger – Ruby Lynn Reyner – Edward Ruscha photography: Jack Robinson Pronto, pronto – Princess Ira Furstenberg in Ken Scott Tina Aumont in Missoni Spain – Divino! D’vreeland Villahierro Photography: Henry Clarke Black and White – Divino! Lino Black and White Divino! Elio Berhanyer Oh, Genevieve! …the freaky blonde dolly with the squeeky voice – the one in “Joanna” you couldn’t take your eyes off Waife Waite “I adore this dress – the way it just falls and ies, and the way it’s all pieced together and sort of raggedy, and the soft soft tawny colouring – it’s like being a girl in a forrest in Shakespeare, Celia or Rosalind.” Suede two-piece by Marsha Trinder Photographs by Maurice Hogenboom Grace Coddington St. Laurent Rive Gauche The other side of the spoon Claude Picasso Jean and Penelope – the Shrimp and the Tree wet suits by Parkway Fabricators Photography: David Bailey joie de hemlines Shrimpton in Saint Laurent Rive Gauche joie de hemlines Shrimpton in Dior Boutique – Givenchy Boutique Photography: Anthony Horth A great white hunter Hat Hunting World, Jewelry Christian Dior Norell Francois de Nerciat in Chanel Francois de Nerciat in Chanel the littlest mini of them all Halston Marchesa Anastasia Ferrari di Collesape Former Bolshoi ballerina. Present day romantic, whose narrow perfection of featureS – whose lift and length of spine and straight set of small neat head recall the ravissements of the Renaissance Photography: Elisabetta Catalano Shrimpton Jean Shrimpton in Cardin photographed by Richard Avedon Vogue April 1970