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epitome of degradation - see Hugh Hefner
'''Swinging London''' was the approving term coined by [[Time Magazine]] in 1966 to describe the process of social, moral and cultural degredation affecting [[western]] society in [[the Sixties|the 1960s]], epitomised in the fashionable life of the [[British]] capital. Ostensibly concerned with [[fashion|Fashion Industry Values]], popular music and film and photography (photographers such as David Bailey became major celebrities), Swinging London was also
'''Swinging London''' was the approving term coined by [[Time Magazine]] in 1966 to describe the process of social, moral and cultural depredation affecting [[western]] society in [[the Sixties|the 1960s]], epitomized in the fashionable life of the [[British]] capital. Ostensibly concerned with [[fashion|Fashion Industry Values]], popular music and film and photography (photographers such as David Bailey became major celebrities), Swinging London was also