Like it or loathe it tie-dye is back.
We should have seen it coming, to be honest. The revival of bucket hats and chunky platform trainers is a clear sign that 90s fashion has made a non-ironic comeback. It was only a matter of time before tie-dye became a thing again.
Vogue has named it one of the spring/summer trends for 2019, while Lyst (a global fashion search platform) revealed “tie-dye” is one of the fastest growing fashion search keywords of the year so far.
But how do you wear the trend and still look like a grownup? Here are 15 pieces we love.
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White Tie Dye Wrap Midi Skirt, New Look, £17.99
This ticks a lot of summer boxes, combining tie-dye with the midi skirt. A match made in heaven. It’s incredibly subtle tie-dye, so manages to feel stylish and sophisticated. It’s suitable to wear to the office and the pub.
If you love the print it also comes in a tie knot hairband £5.99 and short playsuit £9.99.
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Black Tie Dye Mom Jeans, Topshop, £42
White jeans are a huge trend this summer and so why not combine the two with these flattering mom jeans. Ideal if all-white is a little out there for you. Love.
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Tie-dye print dress, Mango, £49.99
Front-tie shirt dresses are having a moment and we love this dipped tie-dye one. Ready to be dressed up or down, it’s suitable for all occasions. Pair with the orange leather sandals for the ultimate summer look
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Oversized Embroidered Tie-Dye Sweatshirt, Victoria Beckham, Net-A-Porter, £160
OK, so this is a little pricier than the rest of the bunch, but this is VB – and you get embroidered proof of your pricey purchase. We particularly love how the turquoise and smudged black work together.
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Tie Dye Midi Slip Dress, & Other Stories, £89
Grungy yet feminine, we love the way the colours and lace work together here.
If it gets a bit nippy, wear a white t-shirt underneath it to keep your shoulders cosy, and pair with a black leather jacket for a tougher look.
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Plus asymmetric midi skirt in tie dye satin, Neon Rose, Asos, £35
The print of this is simply gorgeous. Plus it’s high rise and has a side split to boot – what’s not to love?
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Indigo Tie Dye Sock, Urban Outfitters, £6.00 (2 for £8)
If you’re not sure on the trend, why not dip your toes in (pun intended) with these fun socks. Ideal to wear with rolled up jeans or... dare we say it... sandals.
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Tie Dye Shirt, Topshop, Now £24.50 (Was £35)
A lovely silky shirt is a great way to get in a trend. It’ll look great tucked into a pair of jeans or wide legged trousers.
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Tie dye sweatshirt, Whistles, now £63.20 (was £79)
If VB’s sweatshirt was too expensive for you, you could try this Whistles number. We love to tonal blues and would wear this with jeans and sandals. Perfect for a hangover day too.
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Tie-dye print dress, Mango, £99.99
We love the autumnal hues of this dress, which mean it can be worn well into the year and the V-neck and short batwing sleeves make this flattering AF. We can see this at a summer garden party or wedding.
Available online exclusively.
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Tie-Dye Coverall Jumpsuit, Urban Outfitters, £89
Boiler suits are everywhere right now and we’ve yet to find one we like as much as this, which quite frankly looks like you’ve been decorating and had a bit of a paint splattering disaster. It’s fun and unique – and isn’t that the point of tie-dye?
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Tote Bag, Monki, £6
Another great option if you’re not ready to go the whole hog. Stuff your gym kit or use as your main bag on the weekend, to add a pop of colour to your outfit.
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Plus satined tie-dye dress, Mango, £69.99
This burnt orange dress from Mango’s plus-size range is perfect ocassionwear, which can also be dressed down. The adjustable tie waist allows you to clinch in as you see fit.
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Tie Dye Multi True White, Vans, £54.99
Would any tie-dye roundup be complete without adding a pair of Vans into the mix? These Vans are slightly more traditional tie-dye on the colour front, but we love the way the top of the shoe is pink, slowly moving into blues and purples.
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2-pack Scrunchies In Pink And Tie-Dye, Monki, Asos, £5.00
Inspired by the Vans, we also love these scrunchies. Match with the Vans to add a bit of fun to your ponytail.
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