“She is the sort of person who, if you called her an unregenerate hippie, might proudly nod assent.”

“The real problem is that the rhetoric currently focused on the band either treads water too obviously or overreaches in apparent hipness.”

“Despite her harpy reputation and upper-middle class projects, Stewart has elevated the happy homemaker to hipness.”

“Well chosen, they can also signal your hipness to current colour and decorative detail.”

“He is, in large part, responsible for the hipification of the neighborhood, a district east of SoHo and south of the East Village.”

“If you have the waistline and hipline to match, low-rise jeans are for you.”

“They were at their most dramatic when a shapely hipline was created by tying on an apron with side pads.”

“A dress with fabric blowing at the shoulders as if in the wind, with a strip of grass green ribbon at the hipline, was a marvel of invention.”

“He quickly rectified that error by bowing to the conventions of hippiedom and restyled himself as Jeff Starship.”

“That was a subcurrent in hippiedom which I cannot entirely detest since I feel its appeal.”

“Tom had, before falling off a balcony in Notting Hill, initiated his very young wife into the ways of druggy hippiedom.”

“We first went to Aberystwyth when I was 13, at the height of my parents' hippydom.”

“As San Francisco turned psychedelic, he traveled to Haight-Ashbury with the intention of becoming not a hippy, but a be-bop-fuelled beatnik.”

“A clever cover that loses the original's hippiness without losing its dreamy delight.”

“The Bloor syncs up The Wizard of Oz to Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon in what has become a cult favourite for zonked hippies.”

“Inside, marijuana still grows wild among nettles, and ageing bearded hippies in Nepali waistcoats stand behind dope stalls.”

“After all, parents in earlier times were once scandalised by teddy boys and mods and hippies and punks.”

“Velco straps on the hips help adjust the waist line and some poppers fastens the short on.”

“Marvin blocked her way, his legs spread out and his hands at his hips like a nerdy swashbuckler wannabe.”

“Many former players hirpling around with knackered knees and hips have reason to rue the indiscriminate use of drugs.”