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THAT 84 Spring 2020 STYLE: Vintage Looks for Spring By Gabrielle Gervais and Marina Naranjo
S ometimes we get the feeling we were born in the wrong generation, and lately, we’ve been especially obsessed with the go-with-the-flow style from the ‘70s. Lucky for us, there’s no time travel required to pull from this iconic decade of fashion. From the wild and free hippie lifestyle to eclectic disco, it’s easy to see why trends from this decade are making a comeback. As the weather warms up, these trends are just what you need to lighten up your closet. We put together a list of authentic ‘70s looks to help you get in the groove. Western influences: Bell-bottoms: Fashion queens of the ‘70s loved adding western inspired pieces to their closet. Fringe jackets are a super easy way to add a groovy spin to any outfit. We especially love the suede jackets that were all the rage in this decade. Pair with a simple white tee and denim shorts for a look that’s straight from the heart of the wild, wild west. From the runway to the sidewalks, bellbottoms are a closet staple that have stood the test of time. They’re easy to dress up with flowy blouses and boots, or you can keep it casual with a graphic tee. Want to really get into the hippie spirit? Add some patches to your denim to add a unique personal touch. Patchwork: Textures of the ‘70s include the famous patchwork that emerged. <strong>No</strong>t your average grandma’s handiwork, this style was originally made popular by designers who did not want to waste material and instead started sewing pieces together! Boho brands seem to fuel this trend and always find a way to incorporate patchwork into their modern designs. Mules: Mules so chunky you’ll want to boogie on the dancefloor all night long! These mules were essential shoes that transitioned from skinny heels in the ‘70s. This era created a sandal, sans strappy backs, allowing the ankle to appear elongated. The block heel was worn by both men and women during this time, although males mostly wore them on boots. Mules are the perfect statement pop of color in the spring or summer, so go grab yourself a pair. Band tees: What’s one thing more iconic than ‘70s fashion? The music! There’s no better way to rock a casual ‘70s look than to throw on a tee from your favorite far out band. If you’re lucky, you can find some authentic ones from vintage shops, but if not, Urban Outfitters has a rad selection of tees to choose from. Scarves: Channel your inner Jackie Kennedy with technicolor scarves that add some serious ‘70s vibes to your wardrobe. Whether you wear them on your head or around your neck, they are the perfect accessory to bring your outfit alive. A lot of women also incorporated their scarves in their hair styles, letting it fall on their shoulders. Like the mules, this accessory was seen on everyone, not just the far-out ladies. The scarves during this time pretty much sum up the entire decade: electric but soft. Spring 2020 85
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