Woodstock was not just about peace, love, and music; there was also clothes. The gatherings of tribes brought together a cacophony of fashion sensibilities and statements. The most outrageous were the theatrical hippies from the Hog farm (as pictured above). But as Joseph G. Aulisi, Taking Woodstock’s costume designer, illustrates, the Sixties came in all sizes and colors. In the following article, the left slide highlights how that was realized in the film.