Breaking The Rules: Tie-Dye and Fringe

While the '90s are clearly the era du jour, the '60s and '70s are a reoccurring fashion motif, reworked season after season. Festival style, with its free-spirited neo-hippie vibe, is one interpretation, but not always suited to regular rotation for most women. But with modern takes on fringe at Saint Laurent and Rodarte and feminine tie-dye/ombre prints by Diane Von Furstenberg, spring is the perfect time to have a bit of grown up fun. You don’t need to have Pink Floyd on your playlist—though it’s classic, so we suggest you do—to try on this trend.