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| 1970 fashion Trends |
1970th years continued to look like hippies the last decade. worn out jeans remained popular as well as tie-dye. The fashion for unisex was on the rise. Afro hairstyle and platform soles of steel with the rise of radical chic. They say that men have changed over the appearance of this decade than any other time in centuries. In the U.S., fashion has focused on simple and longer skirts. Jeans have become more popular, it is generally accepted point in the fashion scene. Some designers who rose to popularity were Calvin Klein, and another U.S. designer, Ralph Lauren. Meanwhile, Pierre Cardin popularized main styles of clothing showing narrow shoulders tightly closed with the line, with no communication and interaction, and coupled with jackets and tunics. Men also decided to dress down, seen as hippies, and it was recognized as a more deliberate look.
One of the most innovative developers decade Kenzo Takada, who combined Western and Eastern influences to create a new fashion trend. Another name worthy of mention Sonia Rykiel, who created the piece neck knits. The Italian designer, who made waves this decade was Giorgio Armani, who made clear the successful collection of clothing for women in 1975.
In addition, during the 70's when fashion trends have started to cross borders quickly. Western fashion trends were seen for the rest of the world. Synthetic materials have also been introduced. The decade also received inspiration from fashion trends in recent decades.
One of the most innovative developers decade Kenzo Takada, who combined Western and Eastern influences to create a new fashion trend. Another name worthy of mention Sonia Rykiel, who created the piece neck knits. The Italian designer, who made waves this decade was Giorgio Armani, who made clear the successful collection of clothing for women in 1975.
In addition, during the 70's when fashion trends have started to cross borders quickly. Western fashion trends were seen for the rest of the world. Synthetic materials have also been introduced. The decade also received inspiration from fashion trends in recent decades.
