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callemodista · 2 months
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'PERSIAN DELIGHT' 60s Dress This stunning dress is made from a lightweight and soft Pima Lawn cotton. It has an eyecatching large baroque paisley print in green and purple with flashes of warm mid brown and white, which brighten in the light. The paisley pattern is dense and intricate, with the centre of the pattern centre front. - Designed to fit and hang from the bust with light shaping for the waist and hips. - Mini length - Stand up High Collar - A line hem - Long Bell sleeves with a lightly shaped hem - Rear zipper fastening with a (purple) button and loop on the back of the collar - RARE 💕One of a kind 💕
This is an authentic late 60s style dress with a psychedelic hint in the print, the fabric content making it perfect for summer, and the gorgeous pattern is definitely going to turn heads.
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lexieintheforest · 10 months
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magic is all around you 💫
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old-hippies · 2 months
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Home-sewn hippie dress, 1960s
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patchouli-haze · 9 months
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rabbitgonerogue · 2 years
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True vintage, 60s/70s floral dress. x
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moondyes · 2 years
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Sexy backless Athena Dress that will literally make you roar! 🔥 Moondyes.com . ✂ Handmade by @gratefullythreaded 🌙 Hand dyed by #Moondyes .
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susoriginals · 5 months
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Vintage Black & Harvest Gold Plaid Dress Flared Bell Sleeves by Sandra Darren Medium Only $15
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callblockerusa · 6 months
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Hippie Clothing: A Fashion Revolution Rooted in Peace, Love, and Freedom
Hippie clothing, often associated with the counterculture movement of the 1960s, represents much more than just a fashion trend. It embodies a lifestyle, a philosophy, and a profound cultural shift. This article delves into the world of hippie clothing, exploring its history, key elements, and enduring influence on contemporary fashion.
The Origins of Hippie Clothing
Hippie clothing emerged as a reaction to the social and political turmoil of the 1960s. It was a symbol of resistance against the establishment, consumerism, and the Vietnam War. The term "hippie" itself was a rejection of the word "hipster," which had come to represent conformity and materialism.
Key Elements of Hippie Clothing
Bohemian and Natural Fabrics: Hippy clothing often featured loose, flowing garments made from natural fabrics like cotton, linen, and hemp. These materials reflected a connection to the earth and a rejection of synthetic and mass-produced textiles.
Tie-Dye: Tie-dye became an iconic print associated with the hippie movement. It involved folding, twisting, and tying fabric before applying vibrant, psychedelic dyes, resulting in unique and colorful patterns on shirts, dresses, and other clothing items.
Fringe and Embellishments: Fringed vests, bags, and accessories were popular among hippies. These added a touch of whimsy and individuality to outfits. Embroidery and patchwork were also common, allowing individuals to express their creativity and showcase their DIY spirit.
Bell-Bottom Pants: Bell-bottom pants with their wide flared legs were a staple of hippie fashion. They were comfortable and practical, making them a symbol of freedom and non-conformity.
Flowing Dresses and Maxi Skirts: Long, flowing dresses and maxi skirts were favored by hippie women. These garments embodied a sense of natural femininity and liberation from restrictive, traditional clothing.
Headbands and Floral Crowns: Hippie clothes often wore headbands, often decorated with flowers or beads. These accessories signified a connection to nature and a rejection of societal norms.
The Cultural Impact of Hippie Clothing
Hippie clothing was more than just a style; it represented a rejection of the materialistic and conformist values of the time. It promoted peace, love, and a sense of community. Hippies believed in living harmoniously with nature and in pursuing personal freedom and self-expression.
Contemporary Influence
Hippie fashion continues to inspire and influence modern clothing trends. Elements like fringe, tie-dye, and bohemian styles regularly appear on fashion runways and in everyday streetwear. Many people still embrace the values of peace, love, and freedom that the hippie movement stood for, and they express these values through their clothing choices.
Conclusion
Hippie clothing is a reminder of a transformative era in history when a generation rebelled against the status quo and sought a more peaceful, inclusive, and free world. The enduring appeal of hippie fashion lies in its timeless message of self-expression, individuality, and the power of clothing to reflect our beliefs and values. Whether you're donning a tie-dye shirt, a flower crown, or bell-bottom jeans, you're not just wearing a piece of clothing; you're celebrating a movement that aimed to change the world through love and unity.
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allyallyoxenfreeeee · 11 months
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A-line dress
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intheblossomtree · 1 month
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callemodista · 11 months
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'PEARL' 60s Mini Dress, with Bell Sleeves, by Cálle Modista This beautiful late 1960s hippie dress is made from a teal cotton velvet fabric by Truly Sumptuous ( this is slightly lighter than shown in the photographs) and vintage deadstock 1960s polyester with a stunning baroque paisley pattern in green, purple and blue on a creamy white background. - Empire Waist, the bodice is made from teal velvet and has gathers under the bust, designed to fit high under the bust. - Scoop neckline - The skirt is made from vintage deadstock polyester with an A line hem and has light shaping for the waist and hips giving it a beautiful and flattering fit. - The long bell sleeves are also made from vintage polyester with a band in teal velvet at the hem. The band is 1.5 inches deep. This is an authentic late 1960s hippie style, perfect for the spring or autumn
https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1487700427/60s-mini-dress-teal-velvetpurple?click_key=b5bc3e163a618483928396a7b1c816da148de3db%3A1487700427&click_sum=9d7d207f&ref=shop_home_active_1&sts=1
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lexieintheforest · 5 months
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i love making tie dyes!! have you seen my shop? just dropped a lot of new clothes!
http://etsy.com/shop/ramblinroseartsco
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jazzzzzzhands · 6 months
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Ohh i could not stop thinking about the one commercial with the Wally plush!! Where he says "Groovy", "Far out", and such!! And if you look up "70's background" There is just soooo much aesthetic suiting of Wally!! So i really really wanted to dress him up in some Groovy clothes!! The fish shoes were his original shoes, but i made them an alt cause they are hard to draw! pfffft! Wally can Dance! He can teach You how to Dance!
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Alternate blue glasses, i could not decide on the color of his John Lennon's, so he can have many pairs! Oh and he definitely has a wide wardrobe!!
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patchouli-haze · 9 months
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rabbitgonerogue · 2 years
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True vintage, 1970s cream crochet dress. x
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