mod fashion

His films like 'Blowup' (1966) capture the aesthetic and cultural zeitgeist of swinging 1960s London, where mod fashion was central to youth rebellion and modernism.

His early works document working-class British youth culture and the mod subculture with documentary-like realism, particularly in films exploring 1960s social movements.

His exploration of youth culture and contemporary style in films like 'Fahrenheit 451' (1966) and his New Wave aesthetic embodies the modernist fashion sensibilities parallel to mod culture.