The ’60s quickly made Woodstock’s theme their mantra, “make love, not war.” Over half a million people gathered in a small town in New York as part of the counterculture movement.

The hippies had an easier mantra to remember, which was probably just as well given their bravura intake of mind-altering pharmaceuticals. The acolytes of the Woodstock Nation dreamed of a nirvana ...

The fashion of Woodstock was the fashion of no fashion ... So now, instead of a mantra, we have a marketing line: Tune in, turn on, dress (and pay) up. Vanessa Friedman is The Times's fashion ...