Hippie Fashion and Countercultural Dress (1966–1970)

1. San Francisco Oracle launches psychedelic print aesthetic

   Sep 20, 1966Labels: San Francisco, Haight-Ashbury

   • SF Oracle
   • Britannica

2. Human Be-In gathers “tribes” in Golden Gate Park

   Jan 14, 1967Labels: Human Be-In, Golden Gate

   • Human Be In
   • FoundSF

3. Sgt. Pepper album cover amplifies psychedelic imagery

   May 26, 1967Labels: Sgt Pepper, The Beatles

   • Beatles Album
   • Britannica

4. Monterey Pop Festival spotlights festival-style clothing

   Jun 16, 1967Labels: Monterey Pop, festival fashion

   • Monterey Pop
   • TIME

5. Summer of Love brings mass migration to Haight-Ashbury

   Jul 1, 1967Labels: Summer of, Haight-Ashbury

   • Britannica

6. “Death of the Hippie” procession signals backlash

   Oct 6, 1967Labels: Death of, Haight-Ashbury

   • SF Chronicle
   • Britannica

7. Free Stores model clothing reuse and anti-consumer values

   Oct 7, 1967Labels: Free Store, Diggers

   • New Yorker
   • Britannica

8. Rolling Stone debuts, reporting on counterculture style

   Nov 9, 1967Labels: Rolling Stone, San Francisco

   • Rolling Stone
   • DW

9. Easy Rider premieres, popularizing biker-counterculture styling

   Jul 14, 1969Labels: Easy Rider, film costume

   • Easy Rider

10. Woodstock festival cements “hippie” look in mass memory

    Aug 15, 1969Labels: Woodstock, festival

    • Woodstock
    • PBS

11. Altamont violence reshapes the tone of counterculture imagery

    Dec 6, 1969Labels: Altamont, Free Concert

    • Altamont
    • TIME

12. Early 1970 marks transition from hippie uniform to broader boho

    Jan 1, 1970Labels: Boho transition, 1970 shift

    • Britannica
    • PBS