By Bianca London Mod fashion queen Mary Quant invented hot pants and the Chelsea Girl look, helped popularise the mini skirt, created the skinny rib sweater and changed the face of make-up for ever. And now, a sketchbook of fashion designs that a young Mary threw at her tutor in a rage for dismissing her ideas has emerged and is for sale. Quant, famed for inventing the mini skirt in the 1960s, was a young college student when she went to Alfred Page with the book full of outlines of dresses. A sketchbook of fashion designs that a young Mary Quant threw at her tutor in a rage for dismissing her ideas in the 1940s before she shot to fame has emerged for sale
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Quant is famed for inventing the mini skirt in the 1960s
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Was young college student when she went to Alfred Page for advice
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In a rage at his negative comments she threw book at him
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College lecturer passed sketches down through family
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His granddaughter is selling it in Dorchester, Dorset for £200
@placeholder, her college lecturer, kept hold of the sketches and after Quant became a famous designer in the 1960s he passed it down through his family