Psychedelic
aka Acid Fashion, Trippy Style, Psychedelia
"Expanding consciousness through color"
Bold, mind-bending aesthetic featuring kaleidoscopic patterns, vibrant colors, and surreal imagery inspired by 1960s counterculture and psychedelic art.
Atmosphere
The sensory world of Psychedelic
Festival grounds, incense smoke, spinning patterns, drum circles, desert sunrises, cosmic connections
Philosophy
Reality is malleable. Colors are frequencies. Consciousness is infinite. Unity through diversity.
Who Lives Here
The character archetypes that embody Psychedelic
The Festival Wanderer
The Cosmic Explorer
The Psychonaut
The Free Spirit
What It Rejects
Psychedelic exists in opposition to:
Conformity
Monochrome living
Rigid thinking
Corporate aesthetics
Daily Rituals
The practices and behaviors that define this way of living
Festival attendance
Tie-dye creation
Flow arts
Consciousness circles
Sunrise ceremonies
Origin
Emerged from 1960s counterculture and psychedelic rock movement, experiencing periodic revivals through rave culture and modern festival fashion.
Era
1960s-Present (Revival peaks: 1990s, 2010s)
Regions
San Francisco, Goa, Berlin, Festival circuits worldwide
Trend Score
Key Elements
Key Garments
- •Tie-dye shirts
- •Flared pants
- •Fringe vests
- •Round sunglasses
- •Bandanas
- •Bell sleeves
- •Platform shoes
- •Printed jackets
Silhouettes
- •Flowing
- •Flared
- •Loose
Color Palette
Kaleidoscopic rainbow patterns and vibrant clashes
Primary Colors
Secondary Colors
Accent Colors
Key Brands
Materials
Cultural Context
Counterculture expression, consciousness exploration, festival culture, and the visual representation of altered states of mind.