Hippie is a 1960s and 70s counterculture aesthetic of tie-dye, bell-bottoms, peace symbols, and bohemian freedom, born from the anti-war and civil rights movements alongside a philosophy of peace, love, and alternative living. Bell-bottom jeans cover the bottoms. Tie-dye shirts and peasant blouses make up the tops. Fringe suede vests layer over them. Sandals go below, with headbands, love beads, and embroidered patches throughout.