Posterity's images of swinging '60s London have largely been subsumed by the goofy metropolitan mugging of Mike Meyers and his Austin Powers persona, but in the real-time real world of that fabulous and frivolous decade, no face or figure gave The Beatles a better run for their money as pop ambassadors of English chic as did the big-eyed, pencil-thighed über-waif Twiggy. Whether photographed cocking her hip in a Saville Row mini-dress upon the cover of Vogue or snapped while cavorting along Carnaby Street in the company of British Invasion royalty or even while in a pose of curtsying to meet the Queen, Twiggy couldn't help but seem to be thinner and richer than everyone else in the picture.