When British fashion designer Mary Quant wore a mini skirt in the 1960s, it was not just a a new piece of clothing but a revolution. It was perhaps the first time that women were freed from wearing circle skirts and longer dresses that were hugely popular in the 1950s. The skirt was short and had an A-line cut and was also a symbol of rebellion in London during the Mordernist or more popularly known mod’ era.

A model wearing a black and white graphic print dress by Jattinn Kochhar