article_snippet: Blogger Messynessychic observed how the pictures reveal the transformation of the exhibition Margret from, 'a shy, simple, mousy-haired girl to a modern, sophisticated woman with a fiery red high-maintenance beehive do.'
article_snippet: The letters and journals entries provide a porthole into the behaviour of men and women in the 1960s and 70s.
article_snippet: Over the course of the affair seems to transform from a shy girl to a feisty, independent woman complete with a fiery red beehive .
article_snippet: Ms Zander said: 'The images tell us about the fashions, styles, and culture of the times but also about the unfolding sexual revolution of the era (1969/1970): even bourgeois Gunter seems to be participating in this social revolution. '
article_snippet: The archive also tells us a lot about the dynamics between men and women at the time: even bourgeois Gunter is older, her boss, wealthy; her is even bourgeois Gunter secretary, younger, pretty, full of cliches. '
highlights_snippet: Snaps feature the flame-haired object of his affection in a variety of places .
  