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Gypsies are a group of nomadic people with Indo-Aryan origins, whereas hippies are members of the counterculture of the 1960s. The key difference between gypsy and hippie is that gypsies prefer an itinerant life while hippies prefer freedom from prevailing social norms. What’s the difference between a hippie and a bohemian? Both hippie and boho […]

Popular 1920s Hats for Men Pork Pie Hats. Deerstalker Hats. Bowler & Derby Hats. Flat Caps, Newsboys (ivy or driver caps) Boater Hats (Skimmers) Straw Hats. Fedoras. How did men wear hats in the 1920s? In the 1920s, men had to wear hats. It was only proper. Felt hats were worn year around, though they […]

It includes iconic 1920s hats like the cloche, the fedora, bowler and boater hat– among the most worn during that era. All were symbolic of an age that brought such dramatic change to our nation. These hats not only became the eras most popular but became a symbol of the decade. Did people wear hats […]

Trendy colors were bright green, turquoise, sunshine yellow, orange and brown. White was used everywhere – in furniture as well as for backgrounds to offset brighter colors. Strong uses of black and white were often accented with a bright color by use of pillows, accent chairs and other fixtures. What color was most popular in […]

The dominant metal of the 1970s was yellow gold; gold hoops, gold chains, and gold bangles were found all-over the mid-century landscape. Of course, it helped that yellow gold tones compliment natural colors very well, so it was an obvious choice for people during the period. Was gold popular in the 70s? Answer: Yellow gold […]

The 1970s were a time of social change, disco anthems, and many, many firsts. Iconic Hollywood films like “Star Wars,” “Saturday Night Fever,” and “The Godfather” were all released during the decade, while legends like Mother Teresa and Harvey Milk received national attention for their activism. What things were popular in the 70’s? 15 Top […]

Designers like Yves Saint Laurent, Valentino, Halston, Betsey Johnson, Mariuccia Mandelli, and Mary Quant offered high-end versions of this fashion staple beginning in the early part of the decade, with stores like Sears offering cheaper alternatives. What fashion brands were popular in the 1970s? ’70s Fashion Designers That Paved the Way Diane Von Furstenberg. Stephen […]

Among the most popular interior colors were were navy blue, sunshine yellow, red and white, and light green. What Colours were popular in the 1940s? Yellow, red, and blue tones were incredibly popular. So too were soft greens like mint and aqua. Not unlike today, women tended to wear lighter, softer colors during summer months. […]

Patchouli oil has been in use for thousands of years, but it gained tremendous popularity because of its use by the hippies in the 1960s. Experts suggest that regular use of patchouli oil by hippies is because of the raw, earthy and natural nature of this oil. What does a dirty hippie smell like? Dirty […]

Loose, flowy skirts (think gypsy style) Dresses such as tunics or sundresses. Even mini- or micro-skirt (especially if paired with above-the-knee boots). Many male hippies did wear robes or even skirts. What is considered hippie clothing? Hippie clothing was often loose and made of natural fibers like cotton and hemp. Men and women grew their […]

Purples, indigoes, violets and lilacs are standbys in the world of hippie clothing fashion. The crown and third eye chakras are associated with violet and indigo respectively, meaning that purples connect us with our higher, spiritual selves and our intuition. How do you dress like a hippy? A modern hippie style combines soft and creative […]

Hippies often chose brightly colored clothing and wore unusual styles, such as bell-bottom pants, vests, tie-dyed garments, dashikis, peasant blouses, and long, full skirts; non-Western inspired clothing with Native American, Latin American, African and Asiatic motifs were also popular. What did hippies used to wear? Westernwear with more Native American style such as fringe jackets […]

Choose the right kind of sandal or flip-flop. The sandals most often associated with hippies are Birkenstocks. They have cork bottoms and leather upper material. Try also leather flip flops. What do modern hippies wear? Hippies usually wear floral maxi dresses, flowy shift dresses, high-waisted flare jeans, loose blouses, and halter tops. What did 60s […]

n. bicorne, bicorn, tricorne, tricorn. What is a synonym for cocked hat? Synonyms & Near Synonyms for cocked hat. baseball cap, beret, billycock. Why is it called a cocked hat? It took its name from cocked hat in the sense of a hat with the brim permanently turned up (i.e. cocked), especially the three-cornered hat […]

First, shoot your hat on the mannequin. Position it straight on, so you can see somewhat underneath it. Next, remove the mannequin while keeping the hat as close to its original place as possible, and shoot it while holding the hat in place. The two images will be combined in post-production processing. How do you […]

1920s. The 1920s. Fashionable flappers during the Roaring Twenties loved wearing accessories, and hats were no exception. The most popular hat during the 1920s was undoubtedly the Cloche hat. These bell-shaped head coverings had dainty brims and were sometimes adorned with just a small amount of embellishments or details. What year were hats popular? Worldwide, […]

How to Replace a LED Recessed Light in 30-Seconds Pull the trim down a few inches. Squeeze the “V” springs and remove the light. Unplug the old light. Plug-in the replacement light. Squeeze the “V” springs together and slide them in-between the hooks in the can. Apply even pressure to push the light up against […]

The style was brought back to France, where its usage spread to the French population and the royal court of King Louis XIV, who made it fashionable throughout Europe, both as a civilian and military wear. By the end of the 17th century, the tricorne was popular in both civilian fashion and in military uniforms. […]

They’re basically a cooler version of the cowboy hat. They are named after the gamblers, especially card sharps (who used to cheat by manipulating the cards) who used to ply their trades on floating casinos. What does a gambler hat mean? The Gambler is a traditional western dress hat. The crown of a Gambler resembles […]

Skirt suits were popular, with squared shoulders, narrow waist and tailored skirts that ended just below the knee. Everything was more casual and less fussy (think no embroidery or patterns) due to the times. Short sleeves also replaced longer ones. What type of clothing was popular in the 1940s? Lace, passementerie, silk tassels, fringe, and […]