Pages from Fabulous magazine, “Fabulous Goes Filming with The Beatles”, 13 June 1964. I have a MUCH larger version of this, but tumblr automatically resizes it. If anyone wants it, just drop me an Ask.
Pattie Boyd in Stitchcraft
1964 - One skirt and two matching tops to knit yourself - the 4ply look for Summer Elegance. Pattie’s top is the more sophisticated alternative with chic diagonal striping of Patons Purple Heather Fingering 4-ply in Magnolia, Sunset and Oystershell colored yarns.
Photo from (UK) Stitchcraft magazine, June 1964. Scan from the Pattie Boyd’s Sixties Style group at Yahoo! (Can anyone identify the other model?)
“I heard about his death from Alan Rogan, who rang me early in the morning at Rod’s flat. I burst into tears, I felt completely bereft. I couldn’t bear the thought of a world without George. When I left him for Eric, he had said that if things didn’t work out, ever, I could always come to him and he would look after me. It was such a selfless, loving, generous thing to say and it had always been tucked away at the back of my mind. Now that sense of security had gone. I was devastated. I’d known that his death was inevitable, but I’d kept hoping that, with all his money, they would find a cure for him.” — Pattie Boyd on George’s passing (via britishbeatlemania)
“We were traveling under pseudonyms-as we always did, although the names changed. On this occasion Paul was Mr. Manning, Jane Miss Ashcroft, Ringo was Mr. Stone, and Maureen Miss Cockcroft. John and Cynthia were Mr. and Mrs. Leslie, George was Mr. Hargreaves, and I was Miss Bond. To complete the disguise, Cynthia and I wore wigs and dark glasses-and, to my intense irritation, I had another sty. John called it “holiday eye.” — Pattie Boyd (Wonderful Tonight: George Harrison, Eric Clapton, and Me)
September 1965 - Brian holds onto Pattie’s arm while snapping a photo as Pattie and George watch an exciting moment during the bullfight in Arlés
“I’d rather she was with him than some dope.” — George Harrison talking about Pattie Boyd leaving him for Eric Clapton (via thebeatlesordie)
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