Fashion

[LTT1]

What a "fractured" time this was! Couldn't make up its mind, I guess. Had forgotten all about "The Villager" store in our local mall!  The outfits shown below would be reminiscent of the beautiful woolen items with embroidered cardigans and matching leather belts! I'd dream about waking up with a closet full of these!

[CatsyCline]

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@LTT1 wrote:

Here is a Villager dress that came up on the search

and a plaid blazer with culottes:

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YES!

here is the label:

then there was LadyBug:

i think with purchase  you got a ladybug pin for the collar

[CatsyCline]

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@LTT1 wrote:

Here is a Villager dress that came up on the search

and a plaid blazer with culottes:

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"about 20 dollars at good stores and college shoppes"  for Fall...

[CatsyCline]

**sigh** Remember How Simple Life Used To Be?

[LTT1]

[151949]

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@VCamp2748 wrote:

No, thanks; I was there the last time & they were called bell- bottoms.  So now they're called flare, huh?

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They were also hip huggers - remember that term?

[LTT1]

I guess everybody knows who designed Cher's gorgeous costumes?

[jackthebear]

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@ashleigh dupray wrote:

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@LTT1 wrote:

Here is a Villager dress that came up on the search

and a plaid blazer with culottes:

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YES!

here is the label:

then there was LadyBug:

i think with purchase  you got a ladybug pin for the collar

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I was crazy about that look, at the time it was more than we could afford, so I tried to emulate it. 

[jackthebear]

70's had some rather fugly stuff, but there are some wonderful things too.

The pictures from LoveStory bring back memories

[LTT1]

Take away the guys, change the hair to blonde, and this would have been one of my outfits. The knee high skin-tight boots/tights/hot pants (really?) yes ... Ok now laff

i was in college, the 60's had resulted in hippie left-overs and everyone was poor so we CONSTANTLY wore jeans... High-waisted bell-bottoms and very tall shoes