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Introduction — An Overview of Women’s Fashion in the 70’s The year 1970 came in with almost no predominant look. You could see women wearing Indian block print bedspread dresses, tie-dye tee shirts, hip-hugger jeans, Afros, boots, dirndl skirts, maxi-coats and micro-mini — a mix and match of every kind of style of the day. The early 1970’s still had a 1960’s feel, with the three major fads being chunky platform shoes, long dresses in the daytime, and hot pants. Hot pants were a kind of…

I recently posted my peter pan collar shirt alteration project. As previously mentioned, I'm quite fond of oversized and peter pan collars, especially white collars that contrast the main color of the garment. So, I'd like to share a handful of pictures I have found of oversized collars. Some I scanned, some I found online. I do not recall the exact sources of photos I found online, but I want to assert that I do not own the rights to them. Enjoy!

MEGA post of fashions from the 1957 Sears catalogs! Enjoy.

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"The year 1970 was a year with no predominant look. Walk a block or so on any big city street, you'de see women wearing Indian block-print bedspread dresses, tight tie-dye T-shirts and hip hugger jeans, afros, boots that hooked up the front, long calico dresses, rose-printed black-challis dirndl skirts, maxi coats, and microminis." - What We Wore The

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Just as the miniskirt had been a proclamation of the youth culture, pants became a proclamation of gender equality. If men can wear hideous corduroy bell-bottoms, by God, the women can too!...

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