Tie-dye prints become popular in the 60's when rock stars Janis Joplin and john Sebastian start wearing tie-dyed printed shirts in their gigs and shows, they actually did their own dyeing. Most of us wore tie-dye prints during summer because of it's fun bright colors but I guess it also works with sweaters.
My tie dyed sweater, at some point looks like a holographic print which what I really love about it.
My tie dyed sweater, at some point looks like a holographic print which what I really love about it.
What I wore:
DIY Tie-dyed Sweater
Mustard Yellow pants
Black envelope bag
Black Accessories (triangle necklace & bracelets)
Mustard yellow weave shoes with neon green soles
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