That 70s Style
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One thing we can all agree on is that funky patterns and detailed patch-work will never go out of style. It’s safe to say that Millennials and Gen-Z-ers have an obsession with the free-spirited decade. But don’t just take our word for it. A simple search of “1970’s style” on Instagram or Pinterest will bring up thousands of results showcasing today’s youth and young adults paying homage to the era.
From bell bottom and flared jeans, to crochet tops and peasant blouses, solid clogs and high-rise boots, the 70s had some of the most eccentric and far out looks in the history of fashion. In case you were interested in getting your nostalgic hands on these groovy styles, here are some timeless pieces to get your collection started!
Shop our picks below to add nostalgia to your closet:
Sam Edelman
Josselyn Mule clogs in Lime Suede
With monochrome studs and matching the green leather and a chunky wooden platform sole, these open-toed clogs add an eccentric, vintage touch to any outfit.
Janis Hell
Hell Bunny Bell Bottom Jeans
Janis Hell’s Bell-bottom Jeans in blue stretch denim are fitted through the waist, hips and to the knees before flaring at the ankles. They can go with a handful of different styles of shirts; blouses, tank tops, even crochet tops.
Free People
Summer of Love Crochet Halter Top
This crochet top is one of many on Free People’s website that add the perfect vintage touch to an outfit. Crochet tops have been in style for decades since the 70s with no sign of going out of style any time soon.
Free People
1970s Crochet Granny Square Knit Cardigan
This knit cardigan in beige, cream and purple was selected by Ritual Vintage, a New York City based vintage brand that focuses on clothing from the 1960s and 1970s. This can dress down any outfit and make it more of an everyday look. This is a versatile piece of 70s clothing!
Gallery Couture
CHUFY Hari Crochet Top
This crochet top is handmade by Peruvian weavers in Pima cotton in an airy, crochet construction. it comes with matching shorts, but can also be worn with white bottoms. White going with almost everything is convenient for most 70s clothing because of the bright colors and intricate patterns.
Etsy
Hippie Boho Flower Blouse (3-way tie)
Etsy is one of the best websites to shop for vintage clothing, as it's famous for unique items from independent sellers around the world. This blouse, along with every other listing, must be handmade by the seller or vintage.
Etsy
Floral Sleeve Daggar Collar Blouse
This collared ribbed blouse with floral sleeves has a soft polyester fabric. The collar is the most striking part of the item and spices up any outfit. The pink isn’t too bright as to distract from the floral print.
J.W. Hulme
Nu Buc Sven Clogs
The Sven Clogs are leather with Austrian wooden 2” bases, individually handcrafted by Sven Clogs in Chisago City, Minnesota. Although being advertised as men’s clogs, they do have a unisex look.
Atom Retro
Spectrum Stripe Madcap England Retro Cord Flares
These stunning corduroy men’s flared pants scream the 70s! From Madcap England comes affordable 1960s and 1970s clothing to the contemporary era. If red isn’t your color, they also come in blue!
Anthropologie
Charlotte Stone Martino Clogs
Just like the first pair, these navy blue clogs add an eccentric and vintage touch to the outfit. Just like so many items from 70s fashion, these are timeless and can spice up an outfit from any time period. These incredible shoes come in orange and brown, so you have three color options available to compliment any of your vintage pieces.
Lucie Vintage
Plaid Bell Bottoms
The really fun thing about bell bottoms is that you can really make them your own! The plaid pattern of these pants can be paired with a solid red tee shirt OR a red or white halter top, with heels or platform clogs. The possibilities with these pants are endless, so get creative! Luxie Vintage has so many options for you to vamp up your 70s wardrobe.
The Hippie Shake
Denim Zip Jumpsuit
The amazing thing about this jumpsuit is that you can pair it with many styles of shoes, such as clogs or booties. You can also pair it with an oversized granny knit cardigan, like the one featured above. According to the website, “this jumpsuit will give you some major 70s sass and improve your mood by at least 75%.” We couldn't agree more!
