Fashion: 70s Revival

Grab your bell-bottoms and get ready for 70s Revival. In the Paris Fashion Week Spring Summer 2015 shows, designers rocked their looks with “In The Band” inspirations. The ‘70s make a comeback in 2015’s Ready To Wear Collections. Experience a flashback to the decade of glam rock, lava lamps and roller disco as designers bring the best of 70s fashion back into the mainstream.

The industry’s very own rule breaker, Dries van Noten, paid homage to 70s rock ‘n’ roll with his metallic jacquard prints and patchwork-like patterns on baggy trousers, breezy chiffon tops and glamorous midi dresses that any glam rock star would be jealous of.

Meanwhile, French fashion house Louis Vuitton showcased the decade’s rock culture with rock ‘n’ roll frocks, velvet trousers and mismatched leather skirts that even the decade’s most iconic artists would love to wear.

In Milan and Tokyo, the runways took a page from “Saturday Night Fever” with a vibrant disco influence. The excessive glamour of the decade was visible in English designer Henry Holland’s collection with glittery eye makeup and psychedelic prints and the almost excessive use of colours, and metallic fabrics.

Italian designer Emilio Pucci opted for a sexier, more refined take on seventies disco as the decade’s iconic party girl got a grown up makeover with fitted, deep V dresses and the disco pantsuit presented appearing in striking reds and salmons. 

2015 Groovy Trends

1. In the Band

2. Saturday Night Fever

3. Flower Power

4. Work It Girl