Man's pants
Brand
New Man
1971
Rayon (?) velvet
Gift of John Brooks Adams
Object number91.111.9
Mod style evolved into hippie fashion by the late 1960s. Suits were replaced by colorful separates in “feminine” materials, such as the bright, plush velvets of these patchwork trousers. The gender-neutral qualities of the hippie style were subject to criticism for making it difficult to distinguish between men and women.
DescriptionMan's multicolor patchwork solid and printed rayon (?) velvet wide flare bell bottom pants, high rise, zip and button front, waistband, solid brown wide hemExhibitions