Does Anyone Remember BIBA?

I accessed an old memory the other day involving the trendy Art-Deco department store BIBA that flourished in Kensington High Street, London, during the late 1960's and the 1970's. I remember the interior as being very interesting--a lot of black and gold--and the Food Hall was spectacular, rivaling the Harrod's Food Court. I used to stop in there on my frequent journeys to London from Winchester in 1974 to pick up tea and food (especially the bread) to take back with me.

Does anyone else remember BIBA?

The oldest part of the Stoneage no less then eh Rob? Oh yes, Bell bottoms and Paisley. Don't remember those either......much! Lol

Wishing you luck with BIBA. I bet somebody will remember ...

Someone's going to be in a lot of trouble soon, Ron. 

And no, I don't remember BIBA, I do remember Mary Quant though. 

Wully Bully, Wully Bully, Woolly Bully!

Ah yeah, who sung that? Oh sorry, wrong thread!

Suddenly my teeth are chattering and it's not from the cold........Sue!! I'm now scared and wondering what you might try to do next. Hang on, this is Ron Brind and I don't do scared. Eat your heart out Sue (if you've got one) but let me know if you decide to come this way won't you......mate!!

Hey Ron, I forgot to ask--do you remember BIBA?

(Wooly Bully--Sam the Sham and the Pharoahs)

Whilst aware of Biba, I never went to their store/s. But, in the late 60s in the Civil Service, I did used to wear various colourful shirts with Paisley ties with double-breasted blazer to work. The older staff there seemd to pretend not to notice, but the younger ladies did .

Wooly Bully?   How about---Dedicated Follower Of Fashion?