70s style: What Its Not Just for costume parties Only about disco (hello, prairie-core and glam rock!) Minimalist or neutral Inflexible or overly curated Strictly vintage - modern pieces totally work 70s style essentials Bell-bottom jeans (the wider, the better) Jumpsuits with bold cuts or zippers Midi skirts , especially in A-line or button-front styles Peasant blouses and halter tops Ponchos, army jackets, and sheepskin or faux fur vests High-rise corduroy or patchwork pants Crocheted tops or layering vests Turtlenecks and ribbed knits Platform shoes and clogs Round or oversized sunglasses Fringe bags or suede crossbodies Wide lapel blazers or collar-popped button downs Click image to see original pins Click image to see original pins Click image to see original pins Click image to see original pins Click image to see original pins Click image to see original pins Shop the look 70s style Textures & Fabrics Corduroy Suede Knit and ribbed cotton Crochet Faux fur Denim (especially faded or patchy) Flowing cotton or gauze Lurex or lam (for disco looks) 70s style Silhouettes Fitted tops + flared bottoms Cinched waist with flowy sleeves Wide-leg jumpsuits Maxi dresses that skim the body Boxy jackets layered over soft shapes 70s style Outfit Formulas: Bell bottoms + graphic tee + poncho + clogs Jumpsuit + platform heels + round sunnies Peasant blouse + midi skirt + suede vest Halter top + wide-leg trousers + beaded bag Ribbed turtleneck + corduroy flares + army jacket Crochet top + denim cutoffs + knee-high boots Typical 70s style Color Palette Mustard yellow Rust Olive green Chocolate brown Denim blue Burnt orange Cream + tan neutrals Pops of avocado, lavender, or metallics Want help building your own wardrobe color palette

Wedding ceremonies or receptions : A lot of wedding celebrations have a cocktail dress code, particularly if they are held in the late afternoon or early evening
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One of the questions that was posed to me by a group there, was, ' Is it ok for the Mother-of-the-Bride or to wear a champagne color gown ?' While champagne, gold, and neutral gowns have long been an accepted and often encouraged color for Mother-of-the-Bride and Mother-of-the-Groom dresses, we agree that they are almost always a suitable choice
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Patterns followed the "every pattern has a meaning" principlecloud motifs, interlocking branch patterns paired with phoenixes, peacocks and flowers were common