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Tie-dye is having a style moment- here are 10 pieces to shop now

The '60s style pattern is back and better than ever...

Orion Scott
Fashion Features Writer
Updated: August 7, 2024
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The tie-dye has been around long before our time, some noting that it originated over two thousand years ago, however, it's no secret that it was at its peak during the 1960s, loved by hippie and pop-fashion communities around the globe.

Now, like all great trends, the tie-dye print is having a moment once again, donned by fashion moguls and social media style icons alike and included in new collections of some our most favourable designer brands.

Violet Grace wearing black coat, white oversized floral broach, black skinny sunglasses, Ferragamo pale blue clutch, orange and blue tie dyed skirt and blue heels Australian Fashion Week Presented By Pandora 2024© Getty
Tie-dye in many forms has been making a stylish comeback

Fashion stylist Emma Lane, who works with the likes of Laura Whitmore and Rachel Stevens, turned her love of tie-dye into a side hustle during Covid lockdown, telling H! Fashion "Tye-die is so bright and cheerful and just looking at it makes you happy - it’s also a great activity."

A guest wears a balck NY cap hat, a turtleneck black and yellow tie and dye long maxi gathered dress with long sleeves, a black leather bag, high heels black shoes, outside Jason Wu, during New York Fashion Week, on September 10, 2023© Getty
Tie-dye doesn't have to be rainbow-coloured

If you're not quite ready to sink your teeth into a summer craft, we've rounded up the chicest tie-dye options to give any wardrobe a chic pop of colour, all of which are available to shop now.

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    New Look Tye Die Dress

    Pink Ombré Mesh Sleeveless Midi Dress

    New Look

    Made from stretchy mesh fabric, this vibrant pink and orange ombré tye-die print dress is the perfect beachside holiday companion. Wear with slides or platform sandals and complete with a stack of gold jewellery.

  2. 2/10

    Bottega Veneta Acro Large tie-dye denim tote bag

    Acro Large tie-dye denim tote bag

    Bottega Veneta

    Bottega Veneta tote bags are a fashion hallmark in their own right and this navy blue, white and silver tye-die option is a fun spin on the classic black option.

  3. 3/10

    JIGSAW DRESS

    Glazed Abstract Twist Dress

    Jigsaw

    Designed to look like a dreamy holiday sunset, this lightweight crepe stretch jersey dress with a hip-twist feature is readily awaiting a holiday of its own. Pair with boots in the winter or with strappy sandals in the summer, the versatility for this option is endless.

  4. 4/10

    Acne Scarf

    Varinga Tie-Dye Scarf

    Acne Studios

    Though the last thing we want to think about is dressing for colder weather, by the time it comes around this woollen scarf will likely be sold out. Made from an Alpaca, Wool and Mohair blend and dyed in a green, blue, pink and white pattern, this cosy wardrobe staple will elevate any dreary day 'fit.

  5. 5/10

    Monki jeans

    Naoki Low Tie-Dye Loose Jeans

    Monki

    Baggy jeans are currently having a moment in the style sphere, donned by the likes of Emily Ratajkowski and Bella Hadid on the regular. These affordable bleach tye-die options are seriously chic and would look amazing with a bold heel and an oversized blazer.

  6. 6/10

    ANNA KOSTUROVA Tie-dye silk shirt

    Tie-dye Silk Shirt

    Anna Kosturova

    Made from 100% silk, this dreamy blue and white tie-dye button-up is perfect for those days when you want to look chic, but can't be bothered thinking about making an outfit work. Simple throw over top of a silk slip, with a set of blue jeans or with your favourite white mini skirt for instant cool-girl energy.

  7. 7/10

    Zara Tye-die shirt

    Tye-die print shirt

    Zara

    This particular shirt is already generating buzz in the social media sphere so I suggest you sprint, not run to go get yourself one as they're not going to be around for long.

  8. 8/10

    Second Skin tie-dyed stretch-jersey maxi dress from Rabanne

    Second Skin tie-dyed stretch-jersey maxi dress

    Rabanne

    Leaning into the more traditional tye-die print, this Rabanne maxi dress boasts big festival energy in the best way. Pair with your a set of floral adorned colourful heels, a matching bag and your go-to jewellery for a vacay date night look worthy of a placement on the Insta feed.

  9. 9/10

    Cos Socks

    Tie-dye Socks

    COS

    If you're someone who opts for subtle statements a pair of tie-dye socks is a must in your wardrobe. Instantly adding a pop of interest to any look, these would look overly cute with a monochromatic outfit and a pair of black slides.

  10. 10/10

    The Brewer Tie Dye T-Shirt from Proenza Schouler

    Brewer Tie Dye T-Shirt

    Proenza Schouler

    Proenza Schouler has made tie-dye one of their core prints, often curating decedent dresses, shirts and trousers with the print. However, as all fashion lovers know a ket wardrobe staple is that of a good t-shirt. Made from 95% cotton this subtle white and khaki option is bold enough to wear on its own with your favourite bottoms or layered under a knit vest or blazer.

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How we chose the pieces:

  • Print: Each item in this list features some form of tye-die print, whether it be subtle or bold. 
  • Price: I have included a range of items from both designer and high street brands to ensure there is a tye-die staple for every budget.

Why you should trust me:

I am Hello! Fashion’s Fashion Features Writer. With a love for all things fashion (the quirkier the better), I can usually be found playing dress-up in my own wardrobe, watching Gilmore Girls for the 8th time or finding new outfit inspo and DIY musts on TikTok, nothing in my closet is safe from a safety-pin bow embellishment. I have been in the styling world for almost 5 years now, specialising in editorial features, luxury campaigns and music videos. As for the world of magazines, I have worked for various digital and print publications around the world, focusing on fashion. Basically, fashion is my bread and butter.

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