Lily Brett

They lost everything and went on to lose everything they could have lost.

And so I found it really, I found it just thrilling.

I felt so optimistic.

And it did change the world, but not enough.

But for quite a while there was a peacefulness among a certain part of society in certain Western countries and young people were speaking up for themselves.

That was pretty exciting and the social classes seemed to be changing, especially in England where the working class,

kids were having a voice.

Well, I think that Altamont was really the beginning of the end of that very hopeful, optimistic love, peace and brotherhood movement.

It was the beginning.

And things just got worse after that.

Well I thought they were really, really important and I had to put them on almost as soon as I woke up in the morning because I felt I did not look, I felt I didn't look good without the false eyelashes and I just loved them to pieces.

And Twiggy had, you know, lots of false eyelashes.

And I think they were a growing thing.

I just took them to extreme by getting purple ones and green ones.

And there was a guy in Melbourne who made them for me.

Jose was his name, Jose of Melbourne.

And I just thought they improved my looks.

My father just despaired.

And when I look back, I think, you know, my eyes were what I thought was very artfully done, but boy, was it intricate.

I don't know how long I spent on them.