Fashion

[SilleeMee]

This LOGO top is very 1970s boho:

[NativeJax]

Here's the thing about fashion...you pick and choose what you want to wear. If the 70's look isn't your thing, don't buy that article of clothing...there is always the tailored clothing lines, active wear, casual lines...I happen to like when designers reinvent styles of decades past...making it fresher and more on trend...I like some of the flower prints (small flowers), I like the embroidered jeans I saw Diane Gillman had a few weeks ago, do I like bell bottoms, NO Way but I would like jeans with the embroidery on them. I hate baggy, layered look of logo so I don't buy it, I just pick something closer to my likes and dislikes.

[LTT1]

@Just Bling@NativeJax@SilleeMee@MalteseMomma@Justice4all

YES!!!

How I spent my morning:

💙💜❤💚❤️💋

[SilleeMee]

Oh so out of sight and groovy @LTT1! Right on! Love those hightops!

[LTT1]

@Just Bling@NativeJax@SilleeMee@MalteseMomma@Justice4all

YES!!!

How I spent my morning:

💙💜❤💚❤️💋

[SilleeMee]

I would wear that checkerboard dress @LTT1. It's cute. I would rock it for a day at a picnic or an outdoor concert in the park!

[LTT1]

@SilleeMee
You ROCK that dress💜

[jaxs mom]

Not in my wardrobe they aren't. To each their own though. I'd rather have the 90s back. 

[ROMARY]

It's all new to the younger generation.  Just as it was for us.  What's nice about now-a-days is that we can choose to wear any style, retro or new, and not feel 'out of place'.  'Anything and everything goes', so to speak.  Less stress than it was way back, having to be 'in perfect style', no matter what.

[ChynnaBlue]

Elements of 70s style have been in for a while now.