What were you wearing...?

...the last time someone called you "Hippie"?

I had on bells, clogs and was carrying a cloth tie-dyed sac from the Fairmont Hotel.

 

I was wearing an Indian shirt that I made myself, patched bell-bottoms, clogs, and tons of love beads, and I was carrying a patched purse. I think that's right...

 

Hmmm..... think it was when I was wearin' my handmade corduroy pants with patchie side panels and a mushie applique on the pocket, black turtle neck, long hemp necklace with a glass tear drop with a mushie in the center, and my birkenstock sandals with rag wool socks. I pretty much look like a hippie every day actually...

 

lol funny thread. i think i was never called a hippie.

so um.. i feel out of the loop here
should i wear what u guys were wearing if i wanna be called a hippie?

 

Just wear whatever makes you the happiest, Crayola. Bein' a hippy isn't just about what clothes you wear. BUT, if ya wanna be called a hippie I suppose you should get yourself some hippie threads. I got a lot of mine off of ebay from some really kynd mamas who make the clothes by hand.

 

ah i was only kiddin... im not a hippie.. but i like u guys, which is why im here

 

I was um wearing a "vanishing habitats" shirt on and pants, hey! I think I was wearing shoes too...

 

No shoes.

 

I get all my clothes from Gypsy Rose, except for the things I make and my jeans--I buy regular jeans and slit them up the leg on both sides, then sew in a contrasting color.
The last time I was called a hippie I was wearing my customary clothes; a floor length, brown, embroidered skirt with mirrors sewn into it, a sage green peasant blouse (also mirrored), a large peace sign necklace given to me by our Josh (UnionPacificRailroad)--I usually have that on, and a multicolored crocheted poncho with fringes. I was wearing my 25 year old deerskin, knee length fringed mocassins on my feet.
I guess I usually am identified as a hippie by what I wear; bellbottoms and funky sweaters in the winter and long skirts and peasant tops in the summer.The kind of clothes I am most comfortable in.

 

It was yesterday in a bus on my way home from school. I forgot my mobile on the seat and one woman shouted: "Hey, you hippie girl, you forgot your mobile!" I was wearing jeans pants, red skirt with white flowers, my favourite white shirt from India shop, my mom's long earrings, my hand-made bag, red all-star shoes and red cap on my head.

 

Does 'flower child' count?
If so, at the mall today.
Had some yule shopping to do.
I was wearing my 'I (heart) NY' shirt. Home-made headband, three peace sign neclaces, my ahnk earings, and my ahnk neclace my ex made for me.
Then, blue jean shorts, and a 'vulcome' jacket. (popular skateboarding brand - good jacket)
Happy Holidays.

 

It was wear casual clothes to work day. I wore a bright indian ink colored and designed shirt to work. I had a coworker mention that I reminded him of his hippy days. I felt very complimented.

 

Lots of patchouli.....! I've had folks at places I've worked know that I walked into the building by the scent of patchouli in the air...

My dangling earrings, Birkenstocks, and, did I mention...the smell of patchouli??

 

i dont really dress like ahippy as such - moreso when i was younger - but people(even my mates) associate me as a hippy.. i think its cos im a vegie and i wear a lot of interesting old jewellery that no one else has...
and im definitely never conservative, and always say socially unacceptable things..even when im trying to be normal for the "norms"

 

It wasn't what I was wearing, but what I was smoking

 

I was wearing a patch skirt with a black spaghetti strap shirt, barefoot with my hemp patch bag walking to school.

 

A smiley face t-shirt, long bluejeans, and bare feet. I'm sometimes called 'Shaggie' and 'anti-shoe' by my friends.

 

I dont remember, it happens quite often

 

It was just the other day. A young couple came up to me at the store and said: Hey aren't you that old hippie lady that lives in the woods: I was wearing jeans and a red a, yellow and orange tye-dye t-shirt. I had flip-flops on cuz I was n a store, I usualy am barefootin' it or wearing my slippers when not in public. My hubby also called my a hippie(takes one to know one) I was standin' in the rain nekkid rubbing sea salt on me and he called me a hippie. My hair is still down to my waist and I still dress like I always did. I slit my jeans up the inside seams and sew panels of brightly colored colth in the front and back and have a great lookin' shirt, I have also sewn in panels on the side of jeans to make bellbottoms, I have done this since 68' It was cool to hear that others still use this method of recyclin' and imagination .. Far Out!!