The ‘70s era remains a hugely popular one in the world of fashion with many of the trends still popular today, and millions of people wearing whether they realize it or not. You need to only look at recent seasons and see the number of runways that have featured boho blouses, over the-the-knee boots, and iconic ‘70s fabrics like corduroy and velvet.

Some of today’s biggest designers and wholesale womens clothing manufactures made their name in the iconic era that was the ‘70s including the likes of Diane von Furstenberg, Karl Lagerfeld, and Yves Saint Laurent. Not only were some of today’s most sought after designers born out of this era, but some of the fashion icons that we still covet today rose to fame during the decade too. The likes of Bianca Jagger, Debbie Harry, and Grace Jones are still providing the women of today with style inspiration reminiscent of Studio 54. Of course, the glitz and the glam isn’t the only thing the decade gave us. The likes of Jane Birkin and Diane Keaton gave us the boho, hippie-chick cool that’s perfect to this day for those of us who love a casual vibe.

Whichever style camp you fall into, there are plenty of popular ‘70s trends that are still a style staple today, the most popular of which we have listed below.

Pearls

Forget what you think about pearls, this isn’t your nan’s double row pearl necklace or some dated brooch. This sought after accessory and jewellery item manages to make its mark on any decade thanks to designers like Chanel, but was particularly iconic in the ‘70s. Today, it is still the perfect accessory to evening wear but you can find it on a much wider range of accessories and even clothing items from jacket trimmings to hairbands.

Monochrome Outfits

Monochrome outfits, or tonal dressing as it is known in fashion circles, really kicked with the warm orange and camel hues that exploded onto the fashion scene thanks to icons like Grace Jones. The striking effect of this look lies in this simplicity, allowing you to put together even the most budget pieces in your wardrobe for a high-end finish.

Headscarves

Eternal style queen Jackie O has given fashion lovers several trends to fawn over from her iconic pink Chanel suit to her trademark white sunglasses. Along with these trademark fashion choices was her love of headscarves. With the summer sun not beating down on us, there’s no better time to get on board with this trend and rock a stylish headscarf. Social media is already littered with imaged of influencers rocking this trend, proving that it definitely has some major staying power.

Slogan Knits

On to another iconic queen and style icon: Debbie Harry. We have her to thank for many of the “cool girl” trends that have still endured to this day. One of the most widely recognized of these that, dates all the way back to her style in the ‘70s, is her incorporation of slogan knitwear into her outfits. You need only look at the Bella Freud pieces that fly of the shelves to see just how popular they still are, making them one of our essential trends from the era to rock this year.

 Puffed Sleeves

The Puffed Sleeve fashion trend is not exactly new for us.. it is known as one of the trendy renowned fashion from 70s and also it is expected to have an exceptionally popular in 2020. according to the celeb Emily Sanchez “ the trend of puffed sleeve as 2020 trend has been growing for the past few seasons and also seems to continue to have interesting iterations on the runway. Whichever iteration of puffed sleeve trend you try, there’s a pretty perfect chance you will like the way its looks and it will give you a classy and gorgeous look.

Peplum

Peplum will make a splash as one of the biggest fashion trends of 2020. in 2020s, the designers showed peplum tops on the runways, from the Alexander McQueen to the row. This style has dominated the early 2010s before apparently going into hibernation.

But Guess what! The fashion trend of Peplum tops ha given it’s grand entrance in 2019s and still are in demand among fashion beauties and it started to remerge in 2020s fashion. According to the report of Harper’s Bazaar, it is noticed the prevalence of Peplum at 2020 fashion shows and Peplum skirts are making a comeback. No matter how you wear the trend in 2020, you can be sure it’ll be according to your expectation.