By Freya Drohan
08th May 2019
08th May 2019
Tie-dye is back. No, seriously. Here’s where to shop and how to style this summer’s latest, colourful trend…
Let’s talk about your tie-dye styling approach. Think more ‘chic’ than ‘Coachella’.
Tie-dye, like feathers, is a type of fashion statement that can err on the side of costume if done too literally. However, like it or loathe it, the trippy print is back in abundance (along with its nu-rave hippie counterparts such as bucket hats, chunky sandals and pukka necklaces, might we add).
It notably featured, in all its retro glory, at Prada, Stella McCartney and R13. There were no homemade splattered white tees or seemingly DIY fashion projects to be seen though. This time around, the vibe is more elevated.
How to wear tie-dye
Slinky slips and tie-dye jeans seem to be the flavours of the month (judging by Instagram at least), and brands such as Ganni and Proenza Schouler are making it easier than ever to get in on the action.
While tie-dye is definitely one of the louder fashion trends to try your hand at, there’s nothing like a simple white t-shirt or white blazer to tone down the look.
Here are some pieces to make a splash in.
Rita Tie Dye Bodysuit by Ninety Percent, €56 from NetAPorter.com
Blue Washed Denim Shirt, €479 from Ganni.com
Tie Dye Twill Dress by Staud, €255 from NetAPorter.com
Tie Dye Slip Dress, €52 from Topshop.com
Tie Dye Swing Dress, €37 from YoursClothing.ie
Batik Lyocell Skirt (Conscious Collection), €39.99 from HM.com
Celine Dress by Aeryne, €214 from Revolve.com
Tie Dye Print Dress, €79.99 from Mango.com
Tie Dye Leather Shoulder Bag by Prada, €2,600 from MatchesFashion.com
Tie Dye Cotton Cropped Jeans by Stella McCartney, €345 from MyTheresa.com
Tie Dye T-Shirt, €12.95 from Zara.com
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