Or so it was at Woodstock, where an aesthetic was encoded that has formed the DNA of all festival style that followed, but which was originally based on rejection. The fashion of Woodstock was the ...

From Woodstock's hippies to Afropunk's originality, festival fashion has evolved astronomically over the past 50 years.

In the 45 years since the first Woodstock Music & Art Fair, festival fashion has become a cottage industry. From the beginning, attendees' style choices indicated they were part of a subculture, ...

Woodstock, 1969 The iconic "hippie" became synonymous with the counterculture movement of the 1960s. Trends include long hair, vests, bell-bottom pants, loose dresses and bare feet.

In a 2021 deep dive on the history of festival fashion, Refinery29 fashion editor Georgia Murray catalogued how styles had changed from Woodstock and Glastonbury in the 1960s and '70s to Coachella ...

Woodstock's hippie fashion beat endures Adjust font size: A tie-dyed T-shirt, flared jeans, a jersey maxidress: closets are filled with such whiffs of hippie, whether vintage or brand new.

Due to the inception of social media, festivals have come a long way since the days of Woodstock in 1969. What you're wearing to the shows and the parties has become almost as important as the ...

The Museum at Bethel Woods in New York is built on the site of the historic 1969 Woodstock festival. It aims to preserve the touchstones of that counterculture and 1960s history. “Woodstock is not one ...

Jennifer Roberts, a partner at Woodstock Ventures, recalled how the original festival in 1969 “defied so many expectations” as it brought together half a million people around peace, music and ...