Since I started out the day with peace signs, I figured that, for the sake of consistency, I would stay thematic here on this thunderstormy monday. So, here I bring you tie dye. Actually, the technique used isn’t tie dying, technically, it’s a combination of bleaching and hand dying. But, the effect is similar. And, like the peace sign, although it may conjure up images of bright polyester knits and smiley faces, there are other ways to wear it.
Like with tight ripped denim and loads of black eyeliner. Think Black Sabbath rather than The Grateful Dead and you’ll be on …read more

Okay, let’s get a few things straight. I’m not really into hippie garb. I don’t have any problem with it, but as a style, it just doesn’t work work for me. Maybe it’s because it’s been restyled and recycled so many times that I just have a problem finding anything fresh or relevant in it. Or maybe I’m still a goth, and just can’t handle all those daisies and smiley faces. What I do like, however, is that particularly grungy brand of boho that is characterized by bands like Led Zeppelin and The Doors. Bohemian, but dark. Groovy, but not …read more

image: love tanjane
I really like this tie-dye thing, I’m sorry if you’re not into it.
But you can’t deny that these lingerie sets are beyond adorable. They look comfy enough to sleep in and you could probably pull off wearing the cami during a hot day.
Tie Dye Cross Lace Cami $62, Tie Dye O Back Boy Short $44, Tie Dye Plain Boy Short $40
Get the cute sets at Love Tanjane

(image: veery)
I’m not sure when this happened, but the boho vibe has turned a little more hippie and tie dye is hip again. It’s not the crazy psychedelic tie dye of yesteryear. It’s more of a soft, sexy tie dye, like the tank from veery above.
It’s so simple, but will work with so much for the spring turned almost summer.
Size small. on sale, from $20 to $15.
Get it at veery