60s dress Carla

The 60s dress Carla is a short hippie dress for girls with a colorful flower power print and wide trumpet sleeves. It evokes the cheerful atmosphere of the sixties, when flowers, bright colors and peace set the tone. Your daughter can wear it to a sixties party, a hippie or flower power party, or a disco party.

Print, sleeves and sizes of this hippie dress

• The print consists of large flowers in pink, red, yellow, green and blue, alternating with panels of black-and-white zebra stripes.
• The long sleeves flare out from the elbow into bell-shaped trumpet sleeves.
• The dress has a straight, short cut that ends above the knee.
• You can choose from sizes 116, 128, 140 and 158 cm body length, which approximately correspond to ages 6, 8, 10 and 13.
• The dress is made of 100% polyester.
• Hand wash the dress. Do not bleach, tumble dry, iron or dry clean.
• You will receive only the dress. The necklace and boots are not included.

Why is a floral dress typical of the sixties?

Floral prints are iconic of the hippie movement of the late sixties, which spread peace and freedom under the slogan flower power. Young people wore flowers in their hair and on their clothes, preferably in the brightest colors possible. Short dresses and wide sleeves were also typical of the same period. The zebra stripes between the flowers also give this print a graphic edge.

How your daughter can wear the flower power dress to a party

At a sixties party or a flower power party, white boots and a necklace with a peace sign complete the look. A headband or a flower in the hair does the rest. At a disco party, the trumpet sleeves really stand out, as they move along with her on the dance floor. Let long hair hang loose with a middle part, just like hippie girls did back then.

Choose the 60s dress Carla in your daughter's body length, and she will be ready for the next sixties party.