The 12 Wildest Psychedelic Pin-Ups of the 1960s

Why not take a mind-bending trip through the sexy, decadent and decidedly hairy hippie glory of the ’60s?

Chris Wilson

Feb 25, 2015

Long before Maxim revolutionized the men’s magazine landscape, hippies roamed the Earth. These free-loving scamps were often nude, had questionable hygiene, smoked lots of weed, dropped acid on the reg, and sometimes even published racy men’s mags. The new bookPsychedelic Sexcasts a wild-eyed gaze on those libertine times, specifically the golden age of hippie-sploitation rags from 1967 to 1972. Bearing such names as Groovie, Way Out, Where It’s At, Bang!, and The Nude Rebellion, these titles boldly—and sometimes comically—embraced all-natural hippie hotness, mind-expanding graphics and the saucier side of flower power.

Click on our slideshow to bask in their debauched vibes. It’s a trip!

Caution: Some Images are NSFW.