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The Vietnam War played a role in the start of hippie fashion in the 1960s. As young people protested the war, they expressed themselves through colorful, peaceful clothing that represented freedom, youth, and non-conformity. Having more financial independence after the war, young hippies created their own styles to show their identities, often wearing loose, natural fabrics decorated with symbols of peace like flowers. Their fashion choices allowed them to openly oppose the war and seek change.
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- 1. Have you ever wondered who started the hippie fashion? Well the Vietnam War played a part in it. When the Vietnam War was happening people protested and expressed the way they felt through their clothes. The young people of the 60s were sick and tired of wearing what they had to. Instead they created their own style of fashion. Their fashion expressed youth, freedom, colour, peace and happiness. When the war had finished people began to rebuild themselves financially and socially. People had more money and the young people became more independent in earning their own money and on top receive their parents allowance. Since the young ones had money to use they invested it in creating their own identity. For the very first time in the fashion industry the young people became the leaders of fashion. This, along with sexual revolution, the space race, curiosity for other cultures, The Vietnam War and Womans Liberation Movement was some of the happenings, ideas and thoughts that changed fashion forever. The young generation had no fear to reveal themselves and take risks. Men often let their hair grow long, especially hippies and for the African Americans, the afro was the popular hairstyle. These young people had their mind set on changing fashion and so they did. You needed to be young to be able to wear such a controversial outfit. Although these clothes couldnt be worn at every place, one of the places was school. Schools still had rules and restrictions. For e.g.: Boys wouldnt be allowed to wear blue jeans and girls werent allowed to wear any kind of pants. Flower Power was a slogan used in the late 1960s and 1970s as a symbol of the non-violent idea. The slogan was made in opposition to the Vietnam War. People who were against the war were given the names of Hippies. They wore anti-war clothing. Peace signs, flowers, bright colours were all symbolized things that were totally against the war. They used flowers as a symbol for life, love and peace. They put flowers in their hair and around their necks. Both the men and women grew their hair long, and the female didnt wear much makeup. Their clothes were often large and loose, to symbolize the freedom the hippies wanted. The colours were natural which symbolic for nature was. The styles had bell bottom jeans, tie dye and paisley prints. The way they thought and how their personality was reflected on their clothes. They were calm, nonviolent, free people.
- 2. The Vietnam War impacted the fashion in the 1960s greatly. It gave young people a chance to invent their own identity, to be who they wanted to be, to live in a peaceful and happy world. There are still some hippies today and hopefully this fashion trend can live on. Something good came out of the war which was you can express and protest against the war through your clothing. That its okay to not always agree with things going on in the world.