Should you include tie-dyes into your everyday wardrobe again?


By AGENCY
Brands like Victoria's Secret (left) and TropicofC have been seen incorporating the colourful print in their designs again.

Ultra-popular in the 1970s, and thereafter revived to suit the times in the 1980s and 1990s, over the last few decades tie-dye has been a regular inclusion in fashion wardrobes.

Now it appears that this season will see a major resurgence in this ultra-colourful and psychedelic look, as evidenced by current street styles and a plethora of posts by Instagram fashion icons.

Read more: Bright, brave and bold: How you should wear your jewellery this season

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