This psychedelic hippie fashion exhibition will take you on a journey

  We considered, Pattie Boyd is our spirit animal because we dipped in Wonderful Tonight, and when his autobiography was not the delicious stories of his epic love triangle with George Harrison and Eric Clapton (we are the Harrison team for recording), we had a report first-hand what it was like to be a model for the cultural revolution that took place in the late 60s and early 70s. While the music of the time had a lot to say in many ways the way say what words can not. And while we often go down the rabbit hole of Tumblr blogs dedicated exclusively types of Mick Jagger and Jean Shrimpton, the idea of ??the location to see the suit away from those times in person makes us tired excitement.

It is true that we the sport in the trenches of the vintage stores hunting for hidden treasures lost love, we would much rather spend a weekend in Boston saw the new "Hippie Chic" exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts, the golden, the Age of the period covered 1967-1972. Missoni, Yves Saint Laurent, Ossie Clark, and our favorite American designer disgust, Barbara Hulanicki: Never before have we such a display scanning movement of the hippie fashion and designers who saw it interpreted.

The work was supported by the conservative Lauren Whitley has really done its homework, tracking elements legendary London stores like Biba and Granny Takes a Trip, both commercial stars pillars of the rock era have been pursued. It was also the authority that came from vintage issues of Vogue and Harper's Bazaar. "I can not tell you how many fashion magazines I saw you at that time," Whitley told WWD.

But one of our favorite places in the show is that, when you come face-to-face with harlequin models, it is clear that no detail was spared, especially in the hair department. Thank you to a barber Boston Ballet, you can also watch replica Shag Jagger (you know, the one that was just sold at auction for $ 6,000 sold) and shots Marianne Faithful.