| MARYQUANT | Popular fashion designer with London's Chelsea Set in the swinging sixties who is credited with defi |
| OSSIE | Nickname of the fashion designer Raymond Clark whose career commenced in the Swinging Sixties when h |
| STEEPLECHASE | Race for expensive Chelsea set (12) |
| INDIGO | Popular fashion designer mostly importing good dye (6) |
| CARDIN | Maybe ace and popular fashion designer (6) |
| CADOGAN | ____ Hall, concert and recording venue in London's Chelsea (7) |
| SLOANESQUARE | Upmarket location in London's Chelsea (6,6) |
| QUANT | Punting pole for propelling a barge; or, a fashion designer who popularised miniskirts, hot pants and patterned tights during the swinging Sixties (5) |
| FLAHERTY | Who is credited with making the first documentary film, and his works include Nanook of the North (1 |
| ENO | Musician who is credited with popularizing the concept of the recording studio as an instrument |
| GALILEO | Italian mathematician and physicist who is credited with inventing the thermometer (7) |
| BUNSEN | Robert, German chemist who is credited with inventing a small burner used in laboratories (6) |
| ROSS | Who is credited with sewing the first "stars and stripes" flag? (4) |
| CARNABYSTREET | Soho fashion hub of the Swinging Sixties (7,6) |
| BETSY | Ross who is credited with creating the first American flag |
| HALLYDAY | Johnny, stage name of French singer who is credited with bringing rock and roll to France (8) |
| SHRIMPTON | Female model symbolic of the "Swinging Sixties" (9) |
| DECADE | The swinging sixties, say (6) |
| SEYMOURNURSE | West Indian batsman in the 1960s who ended his Test career in style with an innings of 258 at Christchurch |
| LEVI | Strauss who is credited with inventing jeans |
