TIE-DYE HAS waxed and waned in Western popular culture since hippies made it a psychedelic staple of the 1960s, but it’s been surging in popularity since roughly 2019. From hoodies and bucket ...

Lululemon Gets a Little Hippie (and Trippy) With Its New Earth Dye Collection The new joggers, tees, and sweatshirts are dyed using plant waste from oranges, beets, and saw palmetto trees. By ...

Prada is one of several brands to embrace the hippie-dippy looks and prints of the 1960s as seen during the brand’s men and women’s spring/summer 2019 collection fashion show in Milan, Italy ...

Second-hand or self-made clothes were a real must-have, alongside cult pieces like bell-bottom pants, ample maxi-skirts and micro-tops embellished with psychedelic, floral or tie-dye patterns.

Tie-dyed clothing, so easy to make with rubber bands and a few bottles of dye, is a style loaded with significance and associations. The designer Raquel Allegra, who has incorporated soft, muted ...

Hippie style was originally closely tied to music. Festivals like Woodstock and Monterey Pop drew hordes of free-spirited young people in the '60s and their patchwork, tie-dye, and crochet and ...

Fifty years ago, in a psychedelic haze of tie-dye and patchouli oil, an estimated 100,000 hippies, ... Dubbed the Hippie Mafia, they distributed and later produced a potent, ...