Tie-Dye Loungewear To Die For

Sorry about that title. I couldn’t resist. I’m getting punchy with all this sheltering in place which to me basically means entrapment. The only fashion trends I am really into these days are comfortable athleisure styles, and yet I am also being drawn to tie-dye loungewear. Yes, that hippie dippy trend from the 60’s and 70’s is back and bigger than ever. Yet unlike the tie-dye of yore, this take on the throwback is a little more modern and hip. When I first noticed tie-dye clothing recently I was thinking, “No freaking way!” but like many trends I initially have a lukewarm reaction to…I eventually warm up in a big way.

Tie-Dye Clothing

You will notice everything from tie-dye dresses, to tie-dye pants to tie-dye jackets and tie-dye designs range from nostalgic multi primary colors (remember the red, yellow and green tees?) to pastel tie-dye to reverse tie-dye (basically bleaching a dark fabric) but if you’re like me these days, the thought of a zipper or anything too confining is just abhorrent.

Tie-Dye Sweatpants, Sweatshirts, T-shirts and Pajamas

What I really want are tie-dye sweatpants, tie-dye sweatshirts, tie-dye t-shirts and tie-dye pajama sets. Besides dressing like I did in the happiest memories from my youth may feel comforting, and I could use that right about now. Couldn’t we all?

Brands from Old Navy to Madewell to Anthropologie took looks straight from the Fashion Week runways (Versace, Isabel Marant, Longchamp) and started stocking this childhood staple earlier this year. Not to mention celebrities like Lady Gaga, Emily Ratajkowski, Camila Cabello and Gigi Hadid wearing tie-dye as quarantine loungewear has only made the fervor grow.

Here are the best tie-dye pieces to add to your closet now.

Tie-Dye To Die For

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