Friday, 11 August 2017

Festival Fashion

The festival season is still upon us, and if you're attending one  this summer we think it's a good excuse to dress up - it's all about escapism from the rat race and your usual attire. Festival fashion in the 1960s-70s was the most creative, especially with the come-as-you-are ethos of the era. 

Woodstock set the trend for festival fashion. On 15 August, 1969, Woodstock began in a field near Yasgur's Farm at Bethel, New York. The three-day concert featured 24 rock bands and drew a crowd of more than 300,000 young people. The event came to symbolise the counter-culture movement of the 1960s.

The fashion of those times continues to influence modern culture and the Woodstock style beat goes on!


A Woodstock reveller

The fashionable crowd at Woodstock


Alfies is the ideal place to buy your statement outfit, here's just a small selection of vintage fashion reminiscent of Woodstock...


1960s Bohemian shirt, handmade in Lebanon, from June Victor at Alfies


Gordon Clarke Simpson dress, from June Victor at Alfies

Radley of London dress, from June Victor at Alfies

1970s dress, from June Victor at Alfies

Seventies linen dress with beaded belt, from June Victor at Alfies 
1960s gold statement earrings from Dream Retro

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