70s high school fashion

If it’s true that there is nothing new under the sun, then there is no better proof than these photos. While many of the styles featured here look very much like some of the ensembles hoofin’ it down the runways lately, they’re actually the originators from over forty years ago! Shot by photographer Arthur Schatz in... Read more »

At this point, most of us accept that jeans never really go out of style. But how have jeans evolved since denim first came into fashion? Here, we take a look at the past 6 decades of denim.

Like skirts, women’s shorts came in a few lengths. The shortest both in length and fad were hot pants. They were very short shorts in bright colors of satin, cotton, nylon, denim or velvet and oddly enough worn in winter more than summer. They had an inseam length of only two or three inches but they come up to at least belly button level for that retro high waisted look.

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Most North Americans have probably never heard of UK based Berwick toys before but that should change because they created a lot of fun and inspired toys for the English market. Berwick's main items seem to be role play such as their line of play suits and games. 1978 saw the introduction of a toy called "Mudd" which seems similiar to slime and some really oddball Batman items. Click Here to Visit the 1978 Berwick Toys Catalog More Toy Anarchy in the UK . . .

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One of our favorite fashion bloggers, Jen from Le Fashion, posted 45 Incredible Street Style Shots from the ‘70s. We’ve picked a few of our favorite shots from her post. Shop the '70s Look* BLANKNYC Suede Leather Jacket Allegra K Corduroy Skirt Button Front A-Line Denim Skirt Steve Madden Caterina Mini Boot ASOS DESIGN Tan high-heeled