Fashion in the 1960s embodied a new sense of freedom and spaciousness. Long skirts (open with new tab) were replaced by minis (open with new tab), groovy flared jeans (open with new tab) replaced starch-pressed capris (open with new tab). Fashion icons like Brigitte Bardot and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis were admired and often imitated; learn how to take inspiration from the fashion trends of the 60s and incorporate them into the modern era.

The once controversial above-the-knee hemline is back in a big way. The leg-lengthening skirt silhouette, interspersed with checked prints and cold-weather textures like tweed, is best worn in the fall with opaque tights and classic ballet flats (opens in new tab) or with socks and loafers. (opens in new tab)

The '60s were not all psychedelic tie-dye and paisley patterns. A simple Breton striped top (opens in new tab) was made famous by French film star Jane Seberg in the 1960 film Breathless. Style the ethereal T-shirt with jeans and low-cut sneakers (opens in new tab) or a flowing maxi skirt and mules.

A must-have accessory of the 60s, the printed silk scarf (opens in new tab) can be worn around the neck or as a glamorous hair piece. It can also be used to adorn the handle of your favorite purse.

A symbol of rebellion, the '60s were not to be missed, with flared denim styles and bold printed pants (opens with new tab). However, opt for minimalist tops, such as a simple navy blazer (opens in new tab) or a cozy cable knit. (Opens in new tab)

With its structured silhouette and top-handle design, the '60s it bag has re-emerged as the most coveted bag style of 2021. Get your hands on these bags now.