Explaining 1960s Psychedelia & Psychedelic Fashion

Hello dolls, 🌼 today I'm explaining 1960s psychedelic fashion & psychedelia! Late 60s psychedelia was a movement & art and music genre defying the end of the decade. But the art that soon was seen all over posters and albums actually stems from an art moevment almost 100 years earlier. Drawing huge inspiration from Art Noveau the late 60s saw a ressurgance of dreamy patterns and almost illegible fonts in art and fashion. LSD, the hippie movement and Counterculture played a huge role in psychedelia coming from Haight Ashbury, San Francisco soon flooding the world. From the Fool, to the Merry Pranksters many artists played a huge role in popularizing psychedelia and soon popular figures like the Beatles and Rolling Stones were involved in the psychedelic scene. Psychedelic rock bands like the Grateful Dead and Jefferson Airplane as well as Artists like Jimi Hendrix and Janis Joplin now stand synonymously with late 60s psychedelia. From Acid Rock to the Monterey Pop Festival and Woodstock psychedelia played a huge role in the late 60s and while psychedelia only lasted a couple of years it truly left a mark on pop culture that still makes an impact on todays art, fashion and music. Psychedelia was the Lovechild of the Hippies and the Mods living on the edge of Counterculture and the Summer of Love. A wonderful and unique time that'll forever be preserved in groovy music, dreamy fashion, unqiue art and wonderful films! Sending you dolls the biggest hug, thank you for watchin