1Bell Bottom Jeans
Jeremy Moeller//Getty ImagesOnce a staple of 1970s fashion, bell bottom jeans are known for their iconic flared silhouette. While they’ve gone in and out of style since the decade, the look is back with a vengeance.
2Tie-Dye
Mirrorpix//Getty ImagesTie-dye may still be a fun backyard activity, but it also has major fashion potential. Pair the patterned t-shirt with a pair of loose-fitted jeans and loafers to bring it into the 21st century.
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3Hot Pants
Daniel Zuchnik//Getty ImagesThese days, the shorter the better. But we can thank the 1970s for making short shorts mainstream. Wear them in a set with a matching full-length top to make them appropriate for any outing.
4Ponchos
Edward Berthelot//Getty ImagesBoth stylish and practical, ponchos are the perfect in-office accessory for staying on-trend in those drafty work buildings. Whether you go solid or choose a funky pattern, a poncho is the perfect cozy addition to any ensemble.
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5Maxi Skirt
Raimonda Kulikauskiene//Getty ImagesWill a maxi skirt ever go out of style? Maybe, but not for the foreseeable future. Stylish in practically any color and pattern, this closet staple perfectly pairs with a t-shirt and practical pumps.
6Corduroy
picture alliance//Getty ImagesCorduroy jackets were leading the charge of fashion trends in the ‘70s. But now the fabric is best worn in the form of accessories. Hats and bags are the perfect opportunity to implement this blast from the past in your everyday wardrobe.
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7Fringe
Jeremy Moeller//Getty ImagesFringe may have been all the rage 50 years ago, but it’s so back. Elevate any outfit with a fringe jacket, bag, or even skirt to bring an outfit from drab to fab.
8Tracksuits
Dennis Hallinan//Getty ImagesAthleisure has taken the fashion industry by storm in recent years. And tracksuits have become a natural addition to the trend for their comfortable yet fashionable appeal. Whether you wear them to get in a good sweat or run those errands, you’re sure to get compliments on this matchy-matchy outfit.
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9Wrap Dresses
Edward Berthelot//Getty ImagesThe wrap dress was invented in the early ‘70s, and women have been rocking them ever since. Still a wardrobe necessity today, investing in this robe-style piece is never a bad idea.
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10Turtlenecks
Fox Photos//Getty ImagesYour Fall and Winter wardrobe wouldn’t be complete without a trusty turtleneck. Wear them alongside a good pair of jeans and some booties and you’ve got your new cold-weather uniform.
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11Chunky Belts
Evening Standard//Getty ImagesA statement belt could very well be the accessory that your outfit is missing. Wear it with a pair of groovy jeans or even layered over a tight-fitting thermal to elevate any look.
12Wide Leg Pants
Christian Vierig//Getty ImagesThese days, the comfier the better. And thanks to wide leg pants, you can look chic and feel cozy all at the same time. Style them with an oversized t-shirt and dainty shoes for that effortless cool girl look.
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13Jumpsuits
Edward Berthelot//Getty ImagesJumpsuits are a fantastic, low-lift way to always look put together. Pair them with your favorite go-to accessories and you’re golden.
14Suede
Raimonda Kulikauskiene//Getty ImagesIn case you didn’t know, all the cool girls still wear suede. Whether you opt for a western jacket or chic purse that features the fabric, the buttery soft texture is sure to turn heads.
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15Platform Shoes
Raimonda Kulikauskiene//Getty Images 16Velvet
Edward Berthelot//Getty ImagesAnother staple fabric of the decade, velvet was used extensively in both fashion and home decor. Now, a pop of the fabric here or there is all you need to stand out.
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17Paisley Print
Christian Vierig//Getty ImagesPaisley isn’t just for your grandmother’s favorite tablecloth. Implement the pattern in subtle ways for that added vintage feel.
18Pantsuits
Evening Standard//Getty ImagesLadies, where would we be without the power suit? Sophisticated, sleek, and chic, you can never go wrong with a good pantsuit.
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19Graphic Tees
Edward Berthelot//Getty ImagesGraphic tees have been a go-to grunge style for decades. But did you know their roots extend to the 1970s? Pair your favorite printed tee with a good pair of jeans and sneakers for a relaxed look.
20Statement Necklace
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