6. Tie-Dye Everything
The tie-dye craze of the 1960s captured the era’s DIY spirit and love for personal expression. Adopted by the counterculture and peace movements, tie-dye became a colorful symbol of individuality and hope. Decades later, this playful technique has experienced a major revival, particularly in loungewear and youth-focused brands. From sweatsuits to accessories, tie-dye’s vibrant swirls are once again a wardrobe staple. Learn more about tie-dye’s journey through fashion history at Vogue.
