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Thursday, January 12, 2023

1970's Style Women's Fashion Part 2

Retro 70's Ladies Styles

With so much going on in this photo from the 1970's, it deserved a Part 2 to cover all the additional fashion items.

OUTFIT 1 - Short Sleeve Lace-Up Tie Top, Open Front Skort, Criss Cross Sandals

OUTFIT 2 - Choker Necklace, Striped Sleeveless Top, Tailored Solid Shorts, Suede Embroidered Lace Tie Boots

OUTFIT 3 - Short Sleeve Button Front Top, Matching Knit Striped Shorts, Long Above Knee-Hi Socks, Lace-Up Oxfords

OUTFIT 4 - Yellow Long Sleeve Collared Blouse, Bow-Tie Scarf, Brick Red Overall Romper Shorts, Rust Red Go-Go Boots

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Tableau of 1970's Women's Fashion

Fun Variety of 70s Fashion!

The title on this photo is Hot Pants, but there's a whole lot more going on as well.

OUTFIT 1 - Short Sleeve Lace-Up Tie Top, Open Front Skort, Criss Cross Sandals

OUTFIT 2 - Choker Necklace, Striped Sleeveless Top, Tailored Solid Shorts, Suede Embroidered Lace Tie Boots

OUTFIT 3 - Short Sleeve Button Front Top, Matching Knit Striped Shorts, Long Above Knee-Hi Socks, Lace-Up Oxfords

OUTFIT 4 - Yellow Long Sleeve Collared Blouse, Bow-Tie Scarf, Brick Red Overall Romper Shorts, Rust Red Go-Go Boots

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70s HOT PANTS SHORTS, BRIGHT COLORBLOCK STRIPE TOPS & GO-GO BOOTS

Clothing was fun and colorful in the 1970's, like these brightly colored hot pants and multi-color tops.

Miss Match - Not a new idea - outfits paired with boots and gladiator ribbon tie shoes in 'mismatch' colors.

See great items below to assemble your own 'groovy' colorful outfit.

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CUTE 1970's CROCHET, KNIT & GRANNY SQUARE 'HOT PANTS' SHORTS

Cute & Colorful 70s 'Hot Pants' Crochet Shorts

These shorts from the 70's were comfy and fun to wear. You could even make your own!

Now popular again, you can find Crochet shorts to wear for at home, as pajamas, as a coverup at the beach or for hot summertime weather.

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WICHITA LINEMAN

"Wichita Lineman" is a song written by American songwriter Jimmy Webb in 1968 and first recorded by American country music artist Glen Campbell ...

One of the all-time most beautiful songs along with Jim Croce's 'Time in a Bottle', and Gordon Lightfoot's 'If You Could Read My Mind'.

Lyrics

I am a lineman for the county

And I drive the main roadSearchin' in the sun for another overload

I hear you singing in the wireI can hear you through the whineAnd the Wichita linemanIs still on the line

I know I need a small vacationBut it don't look like rainAnd if it snows that stretch down southWon't ever stand the strain

And I need you more than want youAnd I want you for all timeAnd the Wichita lineman

Is still on the line

And I need you more than want youAnd I want you for all timeAnd the Wichita linemanIs still on the line