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1960s1966B+Wblack and whiteboutiquecaneChelseaclothesclothingcountercultureEdwardianfruit and vegetablesGranny Takes A TripJohn PearseKings RoadLondonmarketNigel WaymouthpsychedelicSalvation ArmySheila CohenshopSwinging LondonSwinging Sixtiestop hattrendyvan
People wearing clothes from the boutique Granny Takes A Trip pose in front of a van containing crates of vegetables, by the Salvation Army Church on the King's Road, Chelsea, in 1966. L-R: Sheila Cohen in a feather boa, John Pearse in a straw boater, shop founder Nigel Waymouth wearing a top hat

Granny Takes A Trip fashions

People wearing clothes from the boutique Granny Takes A Trip pose in front of a van containing crates of vegetables, by the Salvation Army Church on the King's Road, Chelsea, in 1966. L-R: Sheila Cohen in a feather boa, John Pearse in a straw boater, shop founder Nigel Waymouth wearing a top hat Gallery: Counterculture
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1960s1966B+Wblack and whiteboutiquecaneChelseaclothesclothingcountercultureEdwardianfruit and vegetablesGranny Takes A TripJohn PearseKings RoadLondonmarketNigel WaymouthpsychedelicSalvation ArmySheila CohenshopSwinging LondonSwinging Sixtiestop hattrendyvan
1960s1966B+Wblack and whiteboutiquebystandercaneChelseaclothesclothingcontrastcountercultureEdwardianfruit and vegetablesGranny Takes A TripJohn PearseKings RoadleisureLondonmarketmotherNigel WaymouthprampsychedelicpubSheila CohenshopshopperstallSwinging LondonSwinging Sixtiestop hattradertrendyWorld's End pub
Granny Takes A Trip shop owner Nigel Waymouth and friends Sheila Cohen and John Pearse wear clothes from the boutique, outside the World's End pub on the Kings Road, Chelsea, in 1966. They stand by a fruit and vegetable stall where shoppers are buying produce and a young woman reaches for a pram in the foreground of the shot

Kings Road Peacocks

Granny Takes A Trip shop owner Nigel Waymouth and friends Sheila Cohen and John Pearse wear clothes from the boutique, outside the World's End pub on the Kings Road, Chelsea, in 1966. They stand by a fruit and vegetable stall where shoppers are buying produce and a young woman reaches for a pram in the foreground of the shot Gallery: Leisure
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1960s1966B+Wblack and whiteboutiquebystandercaneChelseaclothesclothingcontrastcountercultureEdwardianfruit and vegetablesGranny Takes A TripJohn PearseKings RoadleisureLondonmarketmotherNigel WaymouthprampsychedelicpubSheila CohenshopshopperstallSwinging LondonSwinging Sixtiestop hattradertrendyWorld's End pub
1960s1966B+Wblack and whiteboutiquebystandercaneChelseaclothesclothingcontrastcountercultureEdwardianfruit and vegetablesGranny Takes A TripJohn PearseKings RoadLondonmarketNigel WaymouthpsychedelicSheila CohenshopstallSwinging LondonSwinging Sixtiestop hattradertrendyworking lifeWorld's End pub
Granny Takes A Trip shop owner Nigel Waymouth and friends Sheila Cohen and John Pearse wear clothes from the boutique, outside the World's End pub on the Kings Road, Chelsea, in 1966. They stand by a fruit and vegetable stall where shoppers are buying produce and a young man stares at the viewer

Granny Takes a Trip at the World’s End

Granny Takes A Trip shop owner Nigel Waymouth and friends Sheila Cohen and John Pearse wear clothes from the boutique, outside the World's End pub on the Kings Road, Chelsea, in 1966. They stand by a fruit and vegetable stall where shoppers are buying produce and a young man stares at the viewer Gallery: Working Life
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1960s1966B+Wblack and whiteboutiquebystandercaneChelseaclothesclothingcontrastcountercultureEdwardianfruit and vegetablesGranny Takes A TripJohn PearseKings RoadLondonmarketNigel WaymouthpsychedelicSheila CohenshopstallSwinging LondonSwinging Sixtiestop hattradertrendyworking lifeWorld's End pub
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