
Plaids & pleats, sweater sets & caps—teen girls in Louisville, Kentucky model the hottest styles for high school at the department store Kaufman-Straus in 1945.
Visual essays, photos, and ephemera from youth cultures.
Plaids & pleats, sweater sets & caps—teen girls in Louisville, Kentucky model the hottest styles for high school at the department store Kaufman-Straus in 1945.
Future teachers and homemakers looking smart for their class portrait in oversize bows and skinny neckties.
The QualityCalidadQualité series published Gente Joven/Young people a dialogue on sexuality with adolescents in Mexico.
Long before the birth of AIM, teenagers spent hours with a receiver glued to their ear.
Records, twisting, beach bumming, all-night posing, layered in textiles — photographs of Mali youth culture in the 1960s and 70s by Malick Sidibé.
Every summer, Colorado girls took the train from Denver to Pinecliff on their way to the fresh mountain air and wilderness of Camp Nizhoni.
Another gem from the LIFE Archive! In 1945 the term “teenage” was finally coined.
Jon Savage recently wrote a fascinating article for Vice on the Wandervogel and German youth gangs in the 1930s.
July 17th : Hottest day I ever saw.
Wm. Gross, Newsboy, 15 years of age. Selling papers 5 years.