2014 is the year where all fashion trends from the 50’s to the 70’s combine only to come back with oomph. With an amalgamation of floral prints, holographic silhouettes, fringes and many more, we list down the fashion evolution of this year. Spring is here and soon summer will be too, so it’s time to bare all, and be the first to nail the trends.50’s
Short sun dresses and hot pants have violently ruled the trends in the past few years. The 50’s midi skirts and dresses are back to give your ankles the importance that they much deserve. Fitted bodices and peplums paired with pencil skirts are the quintessential aristocratic style. Bouffant bottoms and tailored tops help bring out your curves and make you feel comfortable.
Modern touch: Opt for sheer panels or netted mesh on skirts, dresses or tops to play hide and seek with your outfit. The dual contrast of sheer net with monochromes gives more room to bring out a simple attire.
60’s
The 60’s emphasize on one graceful fashion icon - Jacqueline Kennedy. She brings the ‘class’ in ‘classic’. From shift dresses to toning it down with pastels, she has explored and settled on a poised look. Inspired by her sense in fashion, the geometric dresses and pastels are back in style. Shift dresses with Peter Pan collars or round necklines can work as both day and night attires. For all the ladies out there who have transformed their cars into a drive-in closet, you can choose to be smart and accessorize appropriately to transform a daytime outfit to an evening wear. Pastel suits with short boxy jackets are ideal for a Monday morning meeting. Match your suit jacket with Capri pants and stilettos to acquire that modish look. Focus on the correct lengths of your midi dresses and skirts as that is where the key lies.
Modern touch: Feel comfortable to mix two geometric prints in one outfit. Go wild with grids, triangles, concentric circles and more. Also, inverse shirt buttoning is a simple way to show off your toned belly while combining edge and elegance. You don’t always have to wear bright colours to stand out, so use your pastels and solids carefully and make your coloured lips an accessory.
70’s
This era brought in the glitz and the shine with embellished tops and glittery bottoms, all in one outfit! Holographic silhouettes have returned to add to that extra glaze in your personality and make a major impact to your outfit. Wear this shade as a dress, skirt or even short-shorts and pair it with solid base colours for a subdued effect. Match your palazzo pants with an embellished belt to relive that “disco look” inspired By Saturday Night Fever. It is all about the sparkle.
Modern touch: Cut-out clothing is raging the charts this year. Sparkle on with glittery cut-out tops and dresses to match your 70s look.
Revamp your closets ladies, as that’s just what we do best!
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