




Though I don't feel partial to 1960's style and the hippie aesthetic, I'm buying into it. And by buying in, I mean sitting at my computer looking at lovely photos while wishing I was in a huge field (with daisies) while dressed in a white flowy dress.
It just feels relevant - we've made it to the counterculture of the 60's in history class, and this week hosts a holiday (or two, depending on who you ask) devoted to the Earth, though celebrating it makes people tree hugging hippies. But there's nothing wrong with that.
Images via Weheartit
I love these photos! I've always loved the carefree nature of the 60s/70s and it's really reflected here :]
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