Hippie Chic Comes Back
Posted April 18th, 2007 by Stylish Girl
Here’s good news for those who aren’t into the neon colors trend this summer: 70s bohemian chic has return on fashion scene.
Flower prints, flowing maxi dresses with billowing sleeves, wide-leg pants, fabrics like lace, silk and chiffon, soft leather and suede, macramé detailing and fringes are the key features of this romantic look.
Hippie Chic
Charlie’s Angels inspired wide-leg pants and jumpsuits, leather vests and suede suits while soft fringes in brown recreates a rodeo show vibe. All these bring back a cool, fresh look, something between innocence and sassy flair.
Yes, I have seen that the "hippie design" has definitely come back. We sell medical scrub tops and the prints with misc 60s and 70s designs are all very popular. A couple years ago I could barely give those prints away.
I'll have to take a look at some "Charlie's Angels" inspired scrub tops. Theer must be something out there.
Great Article!
Charles
I am a real hippie and I appose to this kind of fashion. If you are not a real hippie and appose their ways why are you whering this. You know nothing about he goverment, philosopy, determinsim, the stae of beeing real, induvidualism, theology, so why try to be a hippe. You sould stick to your conformets way and fallow trends while saying like every five minutes while you get fake manicures. Hippies did not even spend taht much moeny on clotehs. Tehy tried to live off the land. Untill you understand what a hippie is and want to fallow their ways to a better liek. Quit beeing fake and dress like yourself.
no one is trying to be a hippie... just the style of being "free" is back. People feel a sense of freedom when they wear loose but stylish clothing. Think Angelina Jolie she is my role model in everything; from her morals to her style, and she does have a little hippish look to her. But I understand that hippies lived off the land which was great I wish I could have lived in those days, I'm young but I appreciate everything you guys stood for... so think of it this way it's our generations appretiation to your's.
Okay this would be a very powerful statement if you weren't distracting me with poor spelling. *english major*
Aside from that, please just let people dress however they want--no one is trying to antagonize you or anything like that. I agree with the first reply--i'm young. I missed out on those years and this style is one that i like and i even agree with and appreciate what you guys stood for.
Rock on!
actually hippie is a lost term. being a hippie and that whole movement actually ended because it became commercialized so...... its time to stop pretending and get an education because it is wearing clothes not whering clothes and follow not fallow.
unless you are a real hippie you should not be whearing these things. I am a real hippie. You don't know about thigs such as individualism, determinism, theology, hipocracy, free will, integrity. You are all conformits. Untill you realize that hippies don't spend over 20.00 on a shirt and they they to do good by living off the land don't try to be one. I oppose you dressign like on untill you fully understand what beeing a hippie is and waht they stand for. So for now stick to your conformist ways and where the million dollar clotes you where while you get fifty dollar manicures while you say like every five minutes and twril you blond hair.
Hey,
No sensible person spends that much on clothing if they don't feel like it suits them or if they don't really like it and half of the people who get their nails done do it for like... work. Seriously, why try to start fights over fashion? Its just people expressing themselves with their appearence, man. They're not tryin to make you change how you dress and they're not tryin to be you--they just like the way the hippie-chic thing looks and they like how they feel in it. Just be comfortable with yourself. Quit with the stupid labels and dress however you want, whether its spending five dollars on a shirt in a garage sale (that was me this morning) or paying a lot for a designer item that you really like (that was me on friday--i couldn't pass it up)
And seriously, why do you "real hippies" care how other people are dressing? Its not like they're insulting you or anything. They're just putting on clothes in the morning.
I agree on Katie's comment
just curious why a "real" hippie is searching out the internet for hippie fashion and ended up on this site anyway??? It seems like a far too superficial, captialist website to bother with. And I never knew any hippies (I am from that generation) who spelled so poorly. There are even spelling errors in the corrected version. Anyway, nice way to get the kids all wrought up defending themselves over something you don't even care about anyway (right?)