Odette Yustman, Spencer Grammer, Rumer Willis as The Women of Woodstock:

The dawning of the Age of Aquarius in the late sixties was more than a musical orgy. Hippies, with their spirit of protest and we-can-do-anything energy, helped usher in a new generation of free-thinking, independent-minded women. Goodbye, white gloves; hello, jeans!

“They were showing the world that being a little bit different is OK.”—Odette Yustman, 23, of the upcoming film Rogue’s Gallery

“These women didn’t have to look a certain way. They didn’t have to have a man. They could love whomever they wanted—that has definitely influenced who we are now.”—Spencer Grammer, 25, of ABC Family’s Greek

“It’s an era that was so important because it was very much about natural beauty.”—Rumer Willis, 20, of the upcoming horror film Sorority Row

Source: Glamour.com