1964. The Face emerged from nowhere. A stylish figure who surfed through the cultural waves of the 60s with a dreamlike confidence. The Rolling Stones became famous, but The Face had the style. With his dyed blonde hair, impenetrable pilot sunglasses, incredible snobbery, and elegant two-tone Bilgorri suits: The Face was Mr. Perfect. 50 years later. Online journalist Paul is researching for a book about John Stephen, the King of Carnaby Street and the creator of the legendary Mod style. Meanwhile, in Paul's neighborhood of Soho, the battle-hardened veterans of a senseless war are engaged in brutal power struggles. All of London is sinking into chaos, under a menacing sky altered by climate change. Paul is diving deeper into the Swinging Sixties with its immortal music and fashion icons. Soon, he will be drawn in.