70's Fashion

Fashion of the 70's

70's Fashion, 70's Music, and about the 1970's.

The 70's fashion was such a fun time and was a great decade. It was a time when people dressed really funky, men and woman wore bell bottom pants. Tie dye shirts were popular; and people loved their music and expressed themselves.

Disco dancing was in, and people were hitting the dance floor! They were doing all this funky type of dancing that was really cool. Platform shoes were worn.

Rock and roll was big, there were many great fantastic artists playing some unbelievable songs that are still are popular and are played in today's music, at that time you were either a disco or a rock and roll person!

There was also soft rock that was very romantic, great to listen to, and relaxing. These songs had a lot of meaning. Couples had their special song. It was also a great time to just hang out with that someone special or just cruise around and listened to the soft rock hits on the radio.

In the early 70's latest fashion muscle car were really awesome, they were big, had great motors and some cool body styles, it was a time to just hang out with your buddies be proud of your car and just chat about the simple things in life.

It was a time when there was no internet and the stores may have been closed on Sunday. It was a time when technology was changing and people were changing.

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Fashion In The 1970s

The 1970's fashion continued the hippie look reminiscent of the past decade. Worn out jeans remained popular as well as the tie-dye. The fashion for unisex was on the upswing. Afro hairstyle and platform soles became in with the rise of the radical chic.

It is said that male appearance got changed more in this decade than any other time in the century. In the US, fashion was focused on simple and longer skirts. Jeans became more popular, becoming an accepted item in the fashion scene. Some of the designers who rose to popularity were Calvin Klein and another US designer, Ralph Lauren. Meanwhile, Pierre Cardin popularized a staple style of clothing featuring narrow shoulders with tight fitting lines, having no tie and interfacing, and coupled with jackets and tunics. Men also opted to dress down, regarded as hippie', and this gained recognition as more of a deliberate look.

One of the more innovative designers of the decade was Kenzo Takada, who mixed Western and Oriental influences to create a new fashion trend. Another name worthy to mention is Sonia Rykiel, who created figure hugging knits. An Italian designer who made waves in this decade was Giorgio Armani, who made a distinctively successful collection of clothes for women in 1975.

It was also during the '70s when fashion trends began to cross borders quickly. Western fashion trends were looked upon by the rest of the world. Synthetic materials were also introduced. The decade also got inspiration from fashion trends in the previous decades.