The Revival of 70s Fashion Trends: A Nostalgic Twist
Seventies vibes have begun to creep back into the fashion world, with flared jeans, crochet tops, and colorful floral prints taking center stage.
The centerpiece of this nostalgic era? Undoubtedly, flared jeans. Formerly seen as outdated, these retro jeans have made a significant comeback. High-rise with a snug waist, flared from the knees down, these jeans give the illusion of longer legs and a defined waist. They also pair beautifully with a wide variety of footwear, from sandals to wedges, boots and even sneakers.
Next up, crochet tops have surprisingly made quite the splash this season. These beautifully handmade pieces are no longer restricted to beachwear or music festivals. This year, we have seen fashion gurus styling these versatile tops more creatively. Teaming them with high-rise flared jeans, skirts or over a colorful maxi dress, the possibilities are limitless. You can go for a monochrome look, or experiment with contrasting colors. Either way, you're sure to make heads turn.
And let’s not forget, the soul of the 70s, colorful floral prints. From tiny daisy prints to oversized sunflowers and abstract patterns, floral prints are dominating the fashion scene. They are everywhere – on dresses, shirts, swimwear, and even accessories. Micro, maxi, abstract or realistic, floral prints are a go-to for many designers and trendsetters alike.
Finish off your 70’s inspired outfit with a pair of platform shoes or boots. Besides being incredibly stylish, platforms can take your look to new heights (quite literally). While, for an updated take on vintage, add a touch of Bohemian with fringed handbags or jewelry, another must-have accessory for any 70s inspired look.
Go ahead, and embrace the charm of 70s fashion. The nostalgia is real, but so is the style!
The centerpiece of this nostalgic era? Undoubtedly, flared jeans. Formerly seen as outdated, these retro jeans have made a significant comeback. High-rise with a snug waist, flared from the knees down, these jeans give the illusion of longer legs and a defined waist. They also pair beautifully with a wide variety of footwear, from sandals to wedges, boots and even sneakers.
Next up, crochet tops have surprisingly made quite the splash this season. These beautifully handmade pieces are no longer restricted to beachwear or music festivals. This year, we have seen fashion gurus styling these versatile tops more creatively. Teaming them with high-rise flared jeans, skirts or over a colorful maxi dress, the possibilities are limitless. You can go for a monochrome look, or experiment with contrasting colors. Either way, you're sure to make heads turn.
And let’s not forget, the soul of the 70s, colorful floral prints. From tiny daisy prints to oversized sunflowers and abstract patterns, floral prints are dominating the fashion scene. They are everywhere – on dresses, shirts, swimwear, and even accessories. Micro, maxi, abstract or realistic, floral prints are a go-to for many designers and trendsetters alike.
Finish off your 70’s inspired outfit with a pair of platform shoes or boots. Besides being incredibly stylish, platforms can take your look to new heights (quite literally). While, for an updated take on vintage, add a touch of Bohemian with fringed handbags or jewelry, another must-have accessory for any 70s inspired look.
Go ahead, and embrace the charm of 70s fashion. The nostalgia is real, but so is the style!