Joggers: Alexander Wang. T Foundation logo cotton-blend sweatpants, £180

Jumper: Alexander Wang. T logo sleeve hoodie, £222

Coat: Rhuban Khaki Trench coat, £817

Bag: Gucci Dionysus Super Mini crossbody bag, £625

Shoes: Chanel CC Logo Pink Black Suede Sneaker, £1,200

Hat: Prada logo plaque baseball cap, £260

Earrings: Balenciaga Plug crystal-embellished earrings, £350

Loungewear set: Pretty Little Thing Cream Recycled Longline Jumper and Wide Leg Knitted Set, £40

Shoes: Jimmy Choo Esther 85mm croc-effect leather pumps, £525

Bag: Wandler Georgia leather shoulder bag, £590

Necklace: Brinker & Eliza Borrow from the Boys chain necklace, £115

Necklace: Märta Larsson 18k yellow gold vermeil The Raw One Rose Quartz necklace, £150

Ring: Monica Vinader Siren Stacking Moonstone ring, £80

Ring: Maria Black Phoenix Micro ring, £54

Earrings: Jil Sander mini hoop earrings, £230

Joggers: & Other Stories Oversized Organic Cotton Jogger Trousers, £55

Top: Pretty Little Thing Pink Washed Oversized T-Shirt, £12

Shoes: New Balance 827 Women’s, £65

Socks: Balenciaga Sponge socks with Balenciaga logo at front, £95

Bag: Valentino Garavani VSLING shoulder bag, £1,635

Rings: Joanna Laura Constantine set of four gold-plated rings, £150

Earrings: Balenciaga BB small stud earrings, £350

Hairclip: J.Crew Large hair clip in Italian tortoise, £22

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Graphics by Victoria Zhao

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Tie-Dye has made its way back into fashion by force. Its transparent entrance into SS20 has not only hit retailers, but many independent labels are seen to grasp at the psychedelic trend.

Needless to say, tie-dye is always pushing boundaries and has done for many periods in fashion, but more so shifting its audience to a less a psychedelic target and to a more on-trend audience as of the production of loungewear.

The fashion industry has not only adapted to this pandemic, but it has opened a gateway for creativity that has made tie-dye one of the ‘most wanted’ attire. This season tie-dye is grounded on pastel and lighter shades of colour as it shifts from its original scheme of bold shades.

It goes without notice that luxury brands have grasped at the idea of tie-dye before and have incorporated the style in their collections; such as Stella McCartney and Prada. With fast fashion at its peak, it can be seen that online and in-store retailers are quick to jump on the trend especially Missguided, Pretty Little Thing and Asos, with different styles and fits of tie-dye for a much lower price.

The tie-dye effect has been seen to make its way on to the social media spectrum as it being the central hub for celebrities and the place to find new styles. With the majority being on Instagram, the unique pattern seeks to spiral its way into people’s shopping baskets without hesitation, it is meant to be in this season with that sort of effect on people!

The Kardashian and Jenner clan have also been spotted significant of times strutting in tie-dye. Kylie Jenner’s baby girl Stormi is also seen to embed the concept of tie-dye in her ‘Stormi World’ merchandise catering to her baby couture. Artists such as Travis Scott has also interpreted the tie-dye model in his album merchandise for ‘Astroworld’.It can be perceived that tie-dye is a symbol of authenticity, whereby each item of clothing will never be the same, so you don’t have to worry about fashion clashes. This psychedelic print is easy to achieve as the name suggests all you need to do is grab your favourite t-shirt tie it up and dye it. For more detailed instructions here are links to YouTube videos showing how this trend can be achieved

YouTube How To Video by Angelynn

Words by Amber Meghani

Graphics by Katie Janes

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