From Tie Dye Cats to Goofy Hats
Jordan Sowunmi — December 29, 2012 — Fashion
The recent trend towards retro may be responsible for flower power being "in" right now, but even a cursory glance through this collection of psychedelic art pieces makes a strong case that kaleidoscopic patterns were never out.
This collection of psychedelic art pieces hits both high and low culture: we're treated to high-fashion shoots that focus solely on vintage patterns, eye-catching speciality socks, personal portraits made up of the effervescent hues, and even polychromatic painted kicks for the streetwear aficionado seeking to exude retro power.
One of the most fascinating things about these psychedelic art pieces is how versatile they are. They work as equally as well as kitschy high heels, safari tights, or metallic gingham menswear, amongst others. With that kind of adaptability, it should be no surprise that psychedelic art pieces are as sought after now as they were in the 60s and 70s.
This collection of psychedelic art pieces hits both high and low culture: we're treated to high-fashion shoots that focus solely on vintage patterns, eye-catching speciality socks, personal portraits made up of the effervescent hues, and even polychromatic painted kicks for the streetwear aficionado seeking to exude retro power.
One of the most fascinating things about these psychedelic art pieces is how versatile they are. They work as equally as well as kitschy high heels, safari tights, or metallic gingham menswear, amongst others. With that kind of adaptability, it should be no surprise that psychedelic art pieces are as sought after now as they were in the 60s and 70s.
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