“It’s not entirely inappropriate that ‘Factory Girl,’ ” writes Stephen Holden of The New York Times, “George Hickenlooper’s biography of Edie Sedgwick, the most glamorous of Andy Warhol’s so-called superstars, should suggest a magazine layout masquerading as a film. The world through which Sedgwick blazed and burned out was one that lived and died by the camera. It existed to be seen and drooled over. But God help you if you actually lived in it.”

No, kidding, love.

Those ’60s chicks rocked a lot of flats.

Though Loeffler Randall doesn’t do un-high heels so bad. Glammy gold leather foils a practical flat, so -

“Ladies, it’s all about Loeffler Randall who have created the perfect shoe assortment for the modern woman,” says GENART.

Though your K’s all for fab functionality in fashion, any footwear less than five-inches high doesn’t vibe perfection, though I’m sure -

“The line is extremely feminine. No matter your choice, you’ll feel just like the princess you are,” says GENART. “The line offers distinctive footwear from five-inch heels -“

Now we’re conversating, doll. What else?

”- to stark leather boots that’ll have everyone taking notice. It’s easy to slip on the same old shoes, but it’s the shoes that definitely make the man or ahem, woman.” 

And what about the little black dresses and shifts au go go? Mrs. Warhol rocked these right, and reminds me that -

“The ’60s are one of my favourite fashion eras, so I’ve been thrilled to see the stores starting to fill up up with shift dresses and other great items,” says Forever Amber. “Mini skirts aren’t something I’d normally wear, but the classic styling of this LBD [this ’60s style shift dress by Foley & Corinna] makes the short length less risque. I can’t wait to wear one of these with knee boots and a little ’60s swing coat.”

Like this Victoria’s Secret wool swing coat? Royal blueberry, with a modern mod, bod-skimming A-line, it’s not Vicky’s usual S-E-X that sells it - while it’s Edie era chic, the coat is the -

“Color of the moment, ” says Shes a Betty.

 It’d rock right with the color of past moments, this crayon green carved Lucite rose ring. The stuff of fleamarket finds, though really -

“They are mass produced,” says Twirl Girl, “[but] I can’t resist this pop of color! These fun rings are uber-affordable, easy to wear plastic. I have a light blue rose ring like this one and get tons of compliments when i wear it.”

Here’s another -

You look so mignon, doll.