The Best Tie Dye Pieces to Wear Now

Don't wait to try out resort 2015's coolest trend.
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There's no question that tie dye was one of the biggest trends of the resort 2015 season. Everyone from Giles to Alexander Wang got in on the shibori fun, meaning you can expect to see those dyed pieces dominating street style photos this winter and spring.

But why wait until then to try out the tie dye trend? If anything says summer, it's a multicolored tee and some handmade cutoffs. So in the spirit of getting twisted, here are the best tie dye products to buy now. 

1.  Milkcrate Bucket Hat, $44

2. J. Crew Surf Tie Dye Tank, $60

3. Kenzo Kalifornia Bag, $1,178

4. J. Crew Bandeau Bikini Top, $50

5. J. Crew Bikini Bottom, $45

6. Elyse Walker Los Angeles Espadrilles, $276.50

7.  Asos Hoodie, $28.58

1. Anthropologie iPhone 5 Case, $28

2. Velvet Woven Tank, $211

3.  12th Street by Cynthia Vincent Flats, $127.50

4. Raquel Allegra Button Down, $529

5. AG Jean Shorts, $77.50

1. Rosin Five-Panel Hat, $14.99

2. Converse Chuck Taylor High Top, $60

3. Michael Michael Kors Silk Top, $75

4. Penelope Chilvers Maxi Clutch, $121.10

5.  Étoile Isabel Marant Jeans, $210

1. Proenza Schouler Tee, $280

2. Without Walls Sports Bra, $28

3.  J. Crew Sandal, $140

4. Delia's Denim Shorts, $34.90

5.  Free People Tie Dye Canvas Dog Harness, $68

1. Stella McCartney Alpaca Wool Sweater Dress, $980

2. Fausto Puglisi Denim and Leather Vest, $2,890

3. Vans Era Sneakers, $50

4.  Urban Outfitters Socks, $8

5. Globe Skateboard, $138

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