1960s hippie

Our American Century Turbulent Years: The 60s. 1998. Edited by Sara Brash and Loretta Britten. Alexandria, Virginia: Time-Life Books, 175. (Photography Copyright 1989 Charles Harbutt/Actuality Inc., New York.) Many may associate the tie-dye with the hippie, but it actually originated from a sub group of hippie people, known as the digger. When the simple wearing of white as an outer garment turned from the not rebellious enough against the “establishments,” these T’s were soon being dyed in…

There’s no denial that when you think about what the '70s are known for, the era’s colorful culture is the one thing that pops to mind first. Everything from the fashion, to music, to movies is so beautifully vivid and bold, one can’t help but admire it.

Step into the 1960s by throwing your own groovy party! Take a look at this list of 60s party themes and ideas to get started.

Peace and love. Seduction or protest. A flower has always meant something more.

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