Experience The Summer of Love in San Francisco
Fri, 08/03/2018 - 13:01 — Anjanette Jacalne9 ways San Francisco created hippie–then hipster–fashions for the world to enjoy

How did paisley, bell bottoms, and flower-headbands become the uniform of the sixties hippie? Well, you can thank San Francisco and the Summer of Love for that. To this day, the look is endlessly recreated everywhere from fashion runways to Hollywood films. How did that look emerge, evolve and influence the hipsters of today? Check out this list of inspirations that helped define an era. See if you can capture the spirit on your next visit to San Francisco.
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3 Ways To Relive San Francisco’s "Summer Of Love" In the Haight-Ashbury

San Francisco's iconic "Summer of Love" had its beginnings primarily in one neighborhood: Haight-Ashbury. The free love movement that started in the Haight in the 1960s also paved the way for the area becoming a bohemian gay enclave. The free love philosophy wasn't discriminatory and the sexual revolution swept us all.
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