Notes

In the early 1970s, two striking symbols of change stood side by side in offices around the world: miniskirts and vintage computers. Each represented a different kind of revolution—one in fashion, the other in technology.

By the start of the decade, miniskirts had become a dominant trend in women’s fashion. Originating in the 1960s, they were designed to challenge traditional dress norms. In office settings, miniskirts were commonly seen as part of the working woman’s wardrobe. Secretaries, typists, and office assistants were frequently photographed in these outfits, reflecting the broader cultural mood of the time. Mini Skirts and Vintage Computers: A Glimpse Into 1970s Office Life