Tie-dye print has a permanent place in American history, both in fashion and politics. In the '60s and '70s, the print symbolized rejection of rigid societal norms. A favorite among bra-burners and Deadheads, the pattern became synonymous with the ideals of '60s counterculture. History tidbit: the DIY print was influenced by a number of different dying techniques, including Shibori, which originated in Japan in the 8th century. Flash-forward to 2020: Tie-dye has become a runway staple and an easy way to access a bit of that free-spirited, rebellious energy. Whether it's a sweater layered over your outfit or you're opting for a head-to-toe print moment, now you can channel both your inner stoner and camp counselor alter-egos. Pair with shell necklaces for a beachy look, or style with a slip skirt for something more refined. This versatile print has a permanent place in your wardrobe, no matter the decade.
Bardot Tie-Dye Slip Dress
Perfect for the next beach wedding you attend.
Michael Kors Tie Dye Supima Cotton Sweater
This sweater is perfect for the office or the weekend.
Nasty Gal Feelin' Groovy Tie Dye Relaxed Tee
Wear this bleached shirt with a slip skirt and pointed toe boots for a more polished look.
Topshop Blue Tie Dye Fray Bucket Hat
Sport a full tie-dye look and top off with a matching bucket hat.
Enza Costa Tie-Dye Tank Dress
Carrie Bradshaw would approve.
Poetic Blends Slouchy Socks
Now you can even rock the print on your feet with this custom pair from Poetic Blends.
Alanui Tie-Dye Trousers
Pair these pants with a pink tie-dye top and bucket hat for a full printed look.
UNRAVEL PROJECT farfetch.com
This distressed sweater gives an edgy take on tie-dye print.
Come Back as a Flower Oatmeal Shorts
Your new summer weekend uniform.
n:Philanthropy It Was All A Dream Derby Tie-Dye Distressed Crop Joggers
Tie-dye for your day off.
Nanushka Tie-Dye Shirt Dress
This belted dress is the perfect choice if you're looking for a figure-flattering piece.
MSGM Tie-Dye Shorts
Pair with a white button down and a kitten heel for a look that's office appropriate.
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