As autumn fades and winter 2025 approaches, festivals like Samhain and Día de Muertos bring the perfect excuse to go dark... literally. It’s the season when alternative fashion steps naturally into the spotlight, and Psylo’s ethical streetwear feels right at home.
Forget disposable costumes: our timeless pieces turn Halloween style into something real, sustainable, expressive, and built to last.
Samhain Fashion: Dark Ritual Streetwear
Samhain marks the Celtic new year, a night when the veil thins and darkness feels alive. Once a harvest ritual and now a cultural echo of Halloween, it celebrates transformation, introspection, and the beauty of what hides in shadow.
No wonder its spirit resonates so deeply with the world of alternative fashion, where identity and mystery intertwine.
Think oversized hooded jackets, asymmetric lines, and heavy knits that feel protective yet powerful. It’s the season for layering: dark, durable silhouettes that evolve with the wearer.

Shop the look: Ohm Hooded Kaftan + Karma Gloves
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Explore the full Psylo Ethno asymmetric tops, organic cotton cardigans.
Style tip: layer an oversized hooded jacket over a long tunic and cargo pants for a modern ritual aesthetic.
Día de Muertos Fashion: Ceremonial Gothic Style
Dia de Muertos ritual dressing via unsplash
While Samhain whispers in shadows, Día de Muertos dances in the light of candles. Across Mexico, homes and streets glow with marigolds, sugar skulls, and paper altars, a celebration that turns memory into art. It’s not about mourning, but about keeping stories alive through beauty and color.
For anyone drawn to alternative fashion, this spirit feels instantly familiar. Día de Muertos is everything dark style stands for: contrast, symbolism, transformation. Black becomes the backdrop for bone-white patterns and bursts of crimson, echoing the cycle of death and renewal. Sacred geometry, layered textures, and hand-detailed pieces fit seamlessly into this world of expressive ritual.
It’s no coincidence that Psylo calls Mexico home, too. With stores in Tulum, Playa del Carmen, and Mexico City, we’re constantly inspired by the country’s vibrant culture, its connection to the sacred, and its fearless embrace of colour and contrast. Día de Muertos isn’t just a festival: it’s a living reminder that darkness and life can coexist beautifully.
Stand out this season, dress the way you love. Samhain and Día de Muertos are just excuses ;)
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