1964 Beatle Hairdos and Setting Patterns No Label For Sale

1964 Beatle Hairdos and Setting Patterns No Label1964 Beatle Hairdos and Setting Patterns – No LabelThis 1964 special issue, Beatle Hairdos and Setting Patterns, blends pop culture and fashion by showcasing the hairstyles inspired by the Fab Four’s global craze. With illustrated patterns and photo features, this vintage publication captures the Beatlemania-era trend where fans not only followed the music but also the iconic style of John, Paul, George, and Ringo.Condition: This magazine is in good condition and comes exactly as pictured. Please review the photos carefully for condition details. Each magazine is shipped with a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.Contents Include: Beatle Bangs Bouffants Bubbles Bobs Baby-Dolls Plus: Exclusive photos of John, Paul, George, and Ringo A fun and stylish collectible from the height of Beatlemania, this magazine offers a unique look at how the Beatles influenced not just music but fashion and youth culture during the 1960s.

1964 Beatle Hairdos and Setting Patterns – No Label

This 1964 special issue, Beatle Hairdos and Setting Patterns, blends pop culture and fashion by showcasing the hairstyles inspired by the Fab Four’s global craze. With illustrated patterns and photo features, this vintage publication captures the Beatlemania-era trend where fans not only followed the music but also the iconic style of John, Paul, George, and Ringo.

Condition:
This magazine is in good condition and comes exactly as pictured. Please review the photos carefully for condition details. Each magazine is shipped with a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.

Contents Include:

• Beatle Bangs

• Bouffants

• Bubbles

• Bobs

• Baby-Dolls

• Plus: Exclusive photos of John, Paul, George, and Ringo

A fun and stylish collectible from the height of Beatlemania, this magazine offers a unique look at how the Beatles influenced not just music but fashion and youth culture during the 1960s.

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