Retro styles

This week I'm mainly obsessing (and I mean obsessing) over novelty prints, playsuits and mix-and-match holiday wardrobes. I absolutely love the idea of packaged "wardrobes" of interchangeable, co-ordinated pieces, and it seems they were quite the thing in the early 50s.

Just as the miniskirt had been a proclamation of the youth culture, pants became a proclamation of gender equality. If men can wear hideous corduroy bell-bottoms, by God, the women can too!...

Lucky last pieces left in our Jagger tops! These beauties won’t be restocked so be quick! The perfect easy to style, seventies inspired staple🧡 what colour way shall we do this top in next? Let us know the comments! • • • • #60s #70s #shopsmall #smallbusiness #retrostyle #ootd #retrostyle #70sstyle

Take a peek at how 70s teenage fashion helped shape styles as we know them today!

Fashion in the 1970s began with a continuation of the mini skirts, bell-bottoms, and the androgynous hippie look from the late 1960s and eventually became

A look back at the era of elegance.

After years of living in casual separates, these stylish women's suits from the '70s offered a new way to dress: in a suit jacket and skirt or pants made for each other, with a tailored menswear-like flair.

In the 1950s, the petticoat crinoline made a triumphant return to the fashion scene for skirts and dresses, with a bounce in its step and a swish in its sway.

1970s costumes are even bigger this year thanks to a disco revival. Get down to Funkytown with some Saturday Night Fever in loud flares or bell bottom pants, a satin wide collar shirt, big sunglasses, a gold chain, and boots to party in. Flashy colors, psychedelic prints, jumpsuits and feathered hair should all be part