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Comment how you would style the Pink Haze Platform Sandals 🌸

Featuring a vibrant pink floral print, these open-toe sandals are perfect for channeling 70's vibes while the chunky, cushioned design keeps you comfortable and stylish all day long.

Available this Friday at 2 PM EST! This was a small batch so get them while you can!

       

How to Style a Casual 70's Outfit 🌼

Styling a casual 70's outfit is simpler than you might think, and you probably already have what you need in your closet!

With basics like flared jeans, a fitted tee, and some platforms, you can easily channel that laid-back retro vibe. Add a few accessories like round sunglasses or a headband, and you're all set.

What's your go-to piece for creating a 70's-inspired look? Let us know in the comments!

Casual 70's Fashion 🌼

When we think of 70's fashion, our minds often leap to dazzling disco styles or the free-spirited hippie look. But there's more to 70's fashion than sparkling jumpsuits and bell-bottoms swaying under the disco ball.

Everyday casual outfits from the 70's were simpler yet equally stylish, reflecting a blend of comfort and understated flair.

For women, casual 70's fashion was all about effortless chic. Think corduroy skirts and flared pants paired with ringer tees or tucked-in polo shirts.

The color palette was earthy, with warm tones like mustard yellow, burnt orange, and olive green making frequent appearances. Denim was also a staple, with high-waisted jeans and overalls becoming wardrobe essentials.

Men's casual fashion in the 70's also favored practicality and ease. Corduroy pants were a popular choice, often paired with polo shirts or knit sweaters. Flared trousers were a hit, and denim was just as essential for men as it was for women.

Men often wore button-down shirts with bold patterns or simple tees with a fitted look. Layering was common, with jackets like the iconic suede or leather bomber adding a rugged touch to the ensemble.

The 70's casual style was less about making a bold statement and more about enjoying the everyday with a laid-back yet put-together look.

What’s your favorite everyday piece from the 70’s? Let us know in the comments!

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More Scooby Doo Outfit Inspo 🌼

Which outfit would is your favorite? Shaggy, Velma, Daphne, or Fred? Comment below!

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Vintage vibes 🌼 How groovy is .jpeg in her Suede Floral Boots?!

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Shoes Inspired by Your Favorite Cocktails 🍸✨

From the zesty vibes of a Margarita to the bold kick of an Espresso Martini and the timeless charm of an Old Fashioned, we've paired your go-to cocktails with our retro inspired shoes.

Did we nail your drink of choice, or is there another cocktail combo you'd love to see? Let us know your picks below! 🍹👠

70's Fashion Icons: Who's Your Fave?

The 70's gave us some seriously iconic style moments, thanks to fashionistas like Stevie Nicks, Cher, Diana Ross, and Bianca Jagger. These women didn't just follow trends – they set them! Their unique vibes still inspire us today, proving that killer style is timeless.

🧡 Stevie Nicks
Known for her whimsical and bohemian style, Stevie Nicks brought a mystical allure to 70's fashion. With her flowing dresses, fringed shawls, and iconic platform boots, she embodied the free-spirited essence of the era. Her layered jewelry and enchanting stage presence made her a boho-chic icon, inspiring countless music and fashion lovers to embrace their inner gypsy.

🧡 Cher
Cher's fearless approach to fashion made her a true trendsetter of the 70's. From her show-stopping Bob Mackie ensembles to her sleek jumpsuits and dramatic headpieces, Cher's style was as diverse as it was daring. Her ability to seamlessly blend glamour with edginess earned her a permanent place in fashion history, proving that bold choices are always in vogue.

🧡 Diana Ross
As the epitome of 70's glamour, Diana Ross dazzled audiences with her impeccable style and stage presence. Whether she was rocking sequined gowns, fur coats, or glamorous jumpsuits, Diana always exuded elegance and sophistication. Her fashion choices reflected her diva status, inspiring women to embrace their inner goddess and shine bright.

🧡 Bianca Jagger
Bianca Jagger's fashion-forward approach to style made her a muse for designers and fashion enthusiasts alike. With her tailored suits, statement hats, and bold accessories, Bianca brought a contemporary edge to 70's fashion. Her ability to mix classic elegance with modern flair cemented her status as a style icon, proving that sophistication is always in fashion.

Who is your favorite 70's fashion icon among these four legendary women? Drop a comment below and let us know who inspires your style! ✨

London in the 60's 🌼

From the bustling streets of Carnaby St to the chic boutiques of Kings Rd, London was the epitome of style, leading the fashion scene with trends that would soon sweep the globe.

Imagine strolling down Carnaby Street, where every window displayed the latest must-haves. Mini skirts, gogo boots, and psychedelic prints were all the rage, setting the stage for a fashion revolution. The energy was electric, and the streets were alive with bold colors and daring designs.

Not to be outdone, Kings Rd had its own flair, offering a mix of bohemian chic and mod sophistication. Shift dresses, tailored suits, and statement accessories were the go-to looks for the fashion-forward crowd. It was a melting pot of styles, with everyone putting their own twist on the trends.

The British Invasion wasn't just about music; it was a cultural movement that included fashion. Icons like Twiggy, Mary Quant, and The Beatles became style influencers, showcasing London's unique fashion sense to the world. Before long, the whole world was tapping their feet to the beat of London's fashion drum.

So, what's your favorite 60s London look? Are you a mod mini skirt fan or more of a gogo boots girlie? Drop a comment below! 🧡

How would you style your 70's outfit? Comment below 🧡

Suede, patchwork, bell bottoms and more. We picked out these classic, vintage 70's items for you to create your retro aesthetic.

Step into the time machine and vibe with the retro feels!

Take a closer look and you'll spot the dates, capturing the essence of everyday life and style from back in the day. From bell-bottoms to boho vibes, these snaps reveal the funky fashion and free-spirited moments of this era.

Wait til you see the last pair 👀🔥

Which vintage 70's platforms would you pick? Comment 1-8 below!

* All shoes are vintage and found on Etsy 🧡

Get 'em before they're gone! 🧡

The Black Ezra Sandals, Suede Floral Heels and Black Oxfords are almost sold out! The pink and blue Suede Platform Boots are also almost gone and will not be back for a while.

We'll be rotating some of the designs in the collection so this might be your last chance for some of the limited edition styles!

As always, email subscribers will get early access to our restocks and new arrivals. If you have any questions feel free to DM us 😊