Floral prints were in vogue in the 1960s. Big and bright flowers were a common sight during this period. These were often seen on dresses and even skirts. The 60s' fashion for women was dominated by such dresses with daisy prints. Polka dots were also quite popular during this period.
The hippy culture strongly caught on in the 1960s as well. The hippy culture had its own way of defining their groups; one could see the youth wearing bell-bottom jeans and tie and dye prints. Color was the one factor that bound hippies together. Long skirts in contrasting colors soon became a huge hit with women. Headscarves and headbands were used to complete the look. Men and women who belonged to this hippy culture also loved wearing a whole load of jewelry. This jewelry was as colorful as their attire.
The hippy culture strongly caught on in the 1960s as well. The hippy culture had its own way of defining their groups; one could see the youth wearing bell-bottom jeans and tie and dye prints. Color was the one factor that bound hippies together. Long skirts in contrasting colors soon became a huge hit with women. Headscarves and headbands were used to complete the look. Men and women who belonged to this hippy culture also loved wearing a whole load of jewelry. This jewelry was as colorful as their attire.
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