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3 Ways to Dress Like a Sixties Hippie Girl

By Matthew Lynch
January 4, 2024
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Introduction:

The Sixties was an iconic era, known for its social movements, influential music, and unique fashion. One of the most recognizable styles from the decade is that of the hippie girl. If you’re looking to channel your inner flower child, here are three ways to dress like a sixties hippie girl.

1. Embrace Colorful Patterns:

One of the hallmarks of sixties hippie fashion is colorful, bold patterns. Look for clothing with bright colors, psychedelic prints, and intricate designs. Think tie-dye, paisley, and even floral patterns. Anything that gives off an artistic or bohemian vibe will help you achieve the look you’re going for. Don’t be afraid to mix and match patterns; this era was all about breaking traditional fashion rules.

Key Pieces:

– Tie-dye shirts

– Paisley print dresses

– Floral skirts

2. Layer Your Look:

Another essential aspect of dressing like a sixties hippie girl is incorporating layers into your outfit. Lightweight, flowing fabrics with fringes and embellishments were popular during this time and perfect for layering over basic pieces like jeans and t-shirts. Vests and ponchos were also popular options to add depth to your ensemble.

Key Pieces:

– Fringed vests

– Lightweight shawls or ponchos

– Bell-bottom jeans

3. Accessorize with Statement Pieces:

No sixties hippie outfit would be complete without the addition of statement accessories. Wearing chunky jewelry made from natural materials such as wood, stone, or metal will add an earthy feel to your look. Additionally, headbands or scarves worn across the forehead can further capture the essence of sixties’ style.
Don’t forget about footwear – opt for sandals or boots with a slight heel, providing comfort while maintaining that boho vibe.

Key Pieces:

– Chunky wooden bangles

– Metal pendant necklaces

– Leather-strapped sandals or heeled boots

Conclusion:

By following these three key steps – embracing colorful patterns, layering your look, and accessorizing with statement pieces – you can easily dress like a sixties hippie girl. Channel your inner free spirit, experiment with different patterns and textures, and most importantly have fun with your style. The sixties were a time of bold self-expression, and there’s no better way to pay tribute to the era than by rocking the iconic hippie girl look.

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