[Green] dress code suggestions for Sat.

[Annie Warmke]

What to Wear:

Beatniks were about pushing against the conformity of the 1950s and 
1960s, and illuminating their lives with literature, music and experiences.

Black was in. A black turtleneck sweater or boatneck shirt is perfect 
for a beatnik ensemble. If you’re feeling daring, don a black leotard 
with black tights -- you’ll radiate beatnik with a straight black skirt. 
If turtlenecks and leotards aren’t for you, try a black-and-white 
striped sweater.

Leggings or “cigarette” pants (think skinny black jeans) will compliment 
the rest of the beatnik look. If dressing up “in the cards”, pair a 
fitted black pencil skirt with black tights and you'll be ready for a 
jazz club.

Beatniks weren’t concerned with posh jewelry or flashy bohemian 
statement pieces. A black beret or simple pair of tarnished silver 
earrings is ideal. No jewelry at all is okay too -- just carry a book of 
poetry as your accessory. Beatnik hair and makeup was understated; a 
simple black cat-eye or thin line of kohl liner is enough.

-- 
Annie Warmke
Farmer, activist, consultant, writer
Blue Rock Station/Warmke Farm LLC
www.bluerockstation.com
(740) 674-4300 or (740) 252-6295 Mobile

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