RePository of Fact and Fiction

For Pattie Boyd, I had to keep looking up stuff about male beauty standards for models from the 60s to be accurate for her

Since Paul has feminine features and charms, it would make sense for Paulina version to have masculine ones,

Ringo is very comfortable and confident in his own sexuality and gender. So I didnt need to change much for him, since she would still be a tomboyish teddy girl

With Early George's obsession with making his quiff as big as possible, it channels into Georgina trying to get the biggest beehive as possible. I also thought since George was very slim and small, it would make sense for him to fit the girls beauty standards of the time, which were having a slim, flat and boxy figure, with dangly limbs.

With John's experience with his gender expression, I can imagine her holding on to her feminine identity very tightly at the beginning of her career, but later leaning into her more androgynous/masculine styles and feminist ideas after meeting Yoko. Yoko was the only one I didn't change for this universe. Since it felt wrong to have a man help her realize she was bisexual or help her with becoming a feminist