During the late 70’s, punk, glam and unisex fashion was inspired by the newly submerged punk culture in the UK. It consists of army printed uniforms, ripped clothes, graphic tees, leather jackets, mini skirts matched with black tights and high heels. For accessories, metallic chains are the go-to for this look. This trend drew massive…

Women People in the 1970’s begun taking up aerobic courses and as a result, the sporty-chic fashion begin receiving attention. This style is the combination of chilled yet classy look. It is said to be the ‘athleisure’ style of the 70’s. Specifically, to pull off this look you’ll need sporty jackets, sneakers, marathon suits, caps…

Men In the 70’s, men’s accessories were bold and unique. It would stand out if you wore it today. The item were, woven belt with big buckles, wide ties, satin scarves, headbands and hand made jewelry.

Women Little did you know, the chokers and dog collars that are being worn by the current generation were actually first introduced during the 70’s. Back then, women loved accessorizing themselves from head to toe. Sometimes, they would even hand make neck pieces instead of using the average standard jewelry. The natural elements such as…

“There’s never a new fashion but it’s old.”  ― Geoffrey Chaucer Men The 70’s men’s shoes were extraordinary. Which I wouldn’t recommend it today. It was with brooks, colorful, some were shiny, boots and some had platforms! It was like men were wearing heels. Don’t get me wrong, it’s nothing wrong. Some of the shoes…

“I want to empower women. I want people to be afraid of the women I dress.”  — Alexander McQueen Women Women in the 70’s had similar fashion with men when it came to shoes. Sky-high platforms took over the 70’s. Platform shoes, sandals and boots were huge in the 70’s, pretty sure no one escaped…

“Boys say they don’t mind how you get your hair done. But then they leave you for someone with really great standard girl hair and the next thing you know you’re alone with a masculine crop crying into your granola.”  ― Alexa Chung Men One of the most popular hairstyles were the pompadour. Today it…

Makeup in the 70’s, Boho girls & the hippies preferred a more natural makeup look. They commonly avoided bold and colorful makeup and preferred minimum makeup to just enhance natural beauty. Disco babes on the other hand was the total opposite. They went for colors. This included orange lips, shimmering coral cheeks, extreme and unique…

Women Just like the fashion in the 70’s, hairstyles were also divers. Disco divas opted for a shaggy cut, bohemian babes went for a natural looking hairstyle. Hipster girls normally went for center-parting with flowing waves. On the other hand, bangs were a thing too in the 70’s. Could notice many woman pulling off that…

Now the season of 70’s revival is here. 70’s fashion is making a comeback. Old silhouettes (flares, maxis), fabrics (denim, suede), and detailing (fringe, embroidery). For instance, floral prints men and women. Bohemian tops and shirts, jackets (leather and denim), boots, accessories and many more. The most seen fashion style of the 70’s that can…