The list of ’70s trends for this fall includes the poncho, the Sweater maxi skirt, and the turtleneck shirt under the jacket. Stylist Irina Shumilina, senior fashion editor of the Lamoda online store, told socialbites.ca.
“The main rival of the trench coat this season may be ponchos, which are cozy and comfortable sleeveless capes. “Such a thing is unlikely to take root in every wardrobe due to its impracticality, but it also contains references to Indian tribes in South America and historical costumes,” the expert began.
Shumilina recommended wearing a poncho with wide jeans, slacks or midi dresses.
According to the stylist, it is also worth paying attention to the combination of maxi skirt with Cossacks.
“70s fashion has some crossovers with Western fashion, but we still try to stay within an elegant framework. For example, wearing your favorite Sweaters with a long pleated skirt, shirt and jacket. “The first is a rethinking of this classic genre, the second is an interesting version of the seventies,” Shumilina explained.
According to the expert, another fashionable combination is a turtleneck shirt under the jacket.
“Elegant layering and the ’70s are almost synonymous. Typical of the period, blazers, knitwear and denim come together perfectly, leaving room for imagination. If you take the basics in a calm palette and complement them with iconic accessories (clip-on earrings, tortoiseshell frame glasses or a belt with a gold buckle), everything will turn out well,” said the stylist.
Shumilina suggested taking a closer look at knitted vests, which she said can be combined with midi and maxi skirts, as well as worn over a flowy dress.
The stylist also urged people to be careful with skirt suits. According to him, the most fashionable of the seventies were below-the-knee options and pleated models in the context of business style. Shumilina suggested complementing suits with a fur collar, turtleneck, headband and stable heels: ankle boots or heels.
The expert recommended that those who like to wear trouser suits take a closer look at the dark chocolate color options.
Floral patterned products are also on the list of 70s trends that are trending this autumn.
“The seventies often seem interesting from a hippie perspective, but they can also be scary because of their extreme subcultures. For example, if you focus on floral prints (and without fanaticism), then you will get something expressive, which is good for diluting monochrome sets. And these don’t always have to be small designs; When the large leaves are solid, they look harmonious rather than colorful,” the stylist concluded.
Russian women before explainedWhat to wear with a pleated skirt.