3rd December 1963: Guitarist and singer George Harrison (1943 - 2001) of the popular Merseybeat group The Beatles, performing during a live concert. (Photo by Fox Photos/Getty Images)

A shirtless Paul got a 'Ticket to Ride' to Miami in '64.

Back on 'Penny Lane', John looked like Elvis

'Get Back' the beat Ringo.

There's 'Something' in the way George plays guitar.

'From Me to You', that collar is sensational with John's Sgt. moustache.

'Yesterday' Paul was wide tied and bushy lipped.

Andy Warhol made George one psychedelic 'Day Tripper'.

'Love Me Do' that golden brocade jacket.

Paul can see through this guitar like he saw through 'Eleanor Rigby'.

'Hey Jude', give peace a chance.

George played that guitar 'Eight Days a Week'

'She Loves You' in that sparkling lapel.

'Let It Be' known that John was almost deported from the US because Nixon was afraid of his effects. John also considered NYC his true home.

George to then-wife/model Patti Boyd re: the stunning lamp, 'We Can Work It Out'.

Paul's had 'A Hard Day's Night', but you know, he feels alright.

'All You Need is Love' and a guitar.

They 'Come Together' to make legendary guitar riffs and eventually wife swap.

Paul front row for daughter Stella McCartney. Is that 'Lady Madonna' next to him? No, it's just Gwyneth.

'I Want To Hold Your Hand'.

All Starr drummer or 'Paperback Writer'?

'The Ballad of John and Yoko' is almost as scandalous as the ballad of George and Patti and Eric Clapton

We all live in a 'Yellow Submarine' and ruffled collar.

'Hello, Goodbye'.

'Help!' I need a superhero!

'Can't Buy Me Love' but you can buy me multiple sunnies.

'I Feel Fine' about the upcoming documentary about George's under-told life story and career. It will air on HBO on October 5th & 6th, to be released on DVD soon thereafter.

This might not be a solo Beatles picture, but it represents all the fans that moved the songs on this 'Long and Winding Road' of a list to #1 on the charts. This was the issue that covered the first ever Beatlefest back in 1974 - a celebration for Beatles Fans to gather, appreciate the music, and piece together the full story of the greatest band of all time.

Look for the girl with the sun in her eyes and she's wearing a mod mini, psychedelic paisley, suede fringe, chains and a headband.

Sexy Sadie, what have you done? You've made a swinging hippie look.

All we are saying is give peace a chance, mon.

Something in the way you mixed leopard and plaid, attracts me like no other...

Like the outfit? You know my name. Look up my number.

In this velvet paisley, Mr. K. will challenge the world.

Working class hero is something to be. A suit to match your beard is something to have if you're Mark Hudson.

It was twenty years ago today, Sgt. Pepper taught the fans to dress like the album cover.

It was twenty years ago today, Sgt. Pepper taught the fans to dress like the album cover.

Working class hero is something to be. A suit to match your mustache is something to have.

Now this is the kind of clothing you want to be caught wearing in the party pics section of Vice. Something is a label so underground, it’s not easy to come by due to the fact that it’s only sold at select boutiques, and you can forget about shopping online-that’s how cool it is. Even though it plays hard to get, it’s still worth scouring every remote specialty shop for.



The label consists of eclectic silhouettes, colorful, playful prints, and beautifully odd graphics including pandas, cats, and wolves. It’s kinda Urban Outfitters-y but not as trite. To head designer, Natalie Wood, who has also been behind other cult labels like Beauty of Nature, and Sample, it’s about quality and individuality over accessibility. “We’re not about dominance of the fashion scene, we just want to make cool shit.” Basically, the philosophy is all about doing what you want, and setting your own trends rather than following them.