4. Psychedelic Prints
The late 1960s saw fashion explode with psychedelic prints—vivid, swirling patterns inspired by music, art, and the era’s vibrant counterculture. These eye-catching designs embodied a sense of freedom and creativity, often mirroring the visual experiences of psychedelic music festivals. Today, the influence of these prints is unmistakable in festival fashion and bold streetwear, with designers and brands embracing their dizzying colors and abstract forms. Dive into the history and impact of psychedelic prints in The Guardian.
