WOOD NYMPHS AND FAERIE FOLKThe Groovy 70s might have been a time of peace and love but it was also pretty loud about its stance on flower power. That might seem like just a phrase—a catchy slogan about non-violence and the preference of planting flowers over firepower—but when you invoke the name of nature and offer some flashy colors, awesome music, and a loving message, you're bound to draw the attention of some of the original folks... and we're talking folk lore. Faerie creatures have a pretty clear interest in keeping the natural world intact and those wood nymphs just can't get over how similar the hippie movement replicated their chosen style of clothing. Of course, they tend to wear actual flowers woven together in vines and wisps of enchanted water, but even our designers would have a tough time figuring out how to put a thread through beads of water to keep the whole thing together! DESIGN & DETAILSGet close to the mystical look of the woodland faeries with this 70s Wild Flower costume. This is a mini dress with wide, flared sleeves. It is detailed with the cool colors of a light blue base with green and dark blue flowers all over. Whether you are pairing this with some knee-high boots or some 70s-style hair, the free-flowing movement of the sleeves and skirt just might have you feeling like a flower blossom on the wind. And, is there a more flower-power feeling than that!? WHEN 1970 MEETS 1070It might be a bit of a stretch to say that the 11th century had much influence over the style of the 70s Flower Children, but you will certainly feel an air of mystery and magic when you're spinning around in this Wild Flower Dress. Join up with some other hippies and you'll have those faeries showing up to team up in no time!