HippieStyle

The Hippie Movement was a collective counterculture behavior of the 1960s and 1970s. They celebrated the maxim “peace and love”, which preceded the expression “ban the bomb”, which criticized the use of nuclear weapons.

The clothing of the hippie movement was made up of jeans, pantaloons with bell bottoms, and instead of shirts and blouses, both sexes wore Indian smocks, as an attachment to cultures far from this mass world corrupted by war and consumer society. . The hippie aesthetic is also known as the flower and love aesthetic.

The basic characteristic of this fashion was the use of color. He introduced the unisex style and his taste for color was associated with psychedelic culture. The clothes were generally printed and alluded to the symbols of the movement: peace and love, as well as flowers and oriental motifs.

Young men and women wore long hair, parted in the middle with an angelic look. The shoes and bags had artisanal aspects, typical of non-industrialized cultures.