70's Girl
The key shows for this trend included Marc Jacobs; who seemed to encapsulate a feel for the entire decade in each outfit and Mulberry. The colour palette is earthy: mustard yellows, burgundy, blush, caramel and beige to name but a few. Denim is retro and appears on shift dresses as well as mega flares and if you're going out at night then prints, extra wide legs, swinging skirts, batwing sleeves and block heels are the only way to do it. Accompany your look with clean, lightly tonged hair and healthy looking makeup - think Supermodel. Important looks from the catwalks included blouses tucked into paperbag waist skirts, a-line skirts with off the shoulder tops, lots of hair accessories and wide brimmed hats worn with peasant style dresses, as seen below.
Snap up my capsule collection for a fashion forward look.
Tops - try a simple cream peasant blouse, a billowing sleeve chiffon blouse and a cropped festival-style waistcoat
Warehouse, £35
H&M, £14.99
Monsoon Fusion, £50
Bottoms - go for denim for day in the form of an a-line skirt or flared jeans and try some printed palazzo pants by night
Topshop, £35
A|Wear, £35
Dresses/jumpsuits - the favour for jumpsuits is not waning this season, this time make sure its a wide leg one with a cinched waist or try a printed long sleeve tunic dress or the simple denim shirt dress
A|Wear, £45
Dorothy Perkins, £39.50
Dorothy Perkins, £38
Accessories - hair should be accessorised with a pretty flower corsage or a classic brimmed hat and pair with a tan satchel bag and a Marc Jacobs style obi-belt
Matalan, £12
Topshop, £25
ASOS, £20
Shoes - go for stacked platforms all the way, wear with tights or socks for now
ASOS, £80
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www.matalan.co.uk
www.topshop.com
www.awear.com
www.warehouse.co.uk
www.dorothyperkins.com
www.asos.com
www.hm.com
www.monsoon.co.uk
www.riverisland.com
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