The most famous groupie was arguably Pamela Des Barres, who wrote a memoir about her experiences, but when channeling this era we also like to reference a fictional character, namely Kate Hudson's Penny Lane in Almost Famous. The look exudes rock goddess glamour--plenty of fur, fringe, and suede--but if today's tastemakers like Lily Aldridge and Florence Welch have any say, this style is still incredibly current and fashion-forward. Click through our slideshow to get inspired!
The most famous groupie was arguably Pamela Des Barres, who wrote a memoir about her experiences, but when channeling this era we also like to reference a fictional character, namely Kate Hudson's Penny Lane in Almost Famous. The look exudes rock goddess glamour--plenty of fur, fringe, and suede--but if today's tastemakers like Lily Aldridge and Florence Welch have any say, this style is still incredibly current and fashion-forward. Click through our slideshow to get inspired!
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