🕺 10 Forgotten 70s Fashion Trends That Will Shock You! | 70s Style Throwback
Step back in time as we reveal 10 wild and iconic 1970s fashion trends you’ve probably forgotten! From outrageous bell-bottoms to glittery platform shoes, and daring hot pants to groovy tie-dye, this video is a nostalgic deep dive into an unforgettable decade of style.
Whether you’re a vintage fashion lover, retro enthusiast, or just curious about what people actually wore in the disco era, this list is sure to surprise and entertain you.
👗 What You’ll See in This Video:
✅ Bold 70s fashion statements
✅ The rise and fall of the leisure suit
✅ The glam of jumpsuits, halter tops, and more
✅ Why crochet, maxi dresses, and midi skirts still influence today’s style
✅ And… how anyone danced in 6-inch platforms!
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Omg, obviously you never worn platform heels. Late 90’s I danced all night in high heels with thick platform souls or strappy wedges! So much kinder than my stilettos.
I miss my, low rise, button fly, flare jeans.
I remember wearing the halter tops and skinny bell bottom jeans. Ok I remember all of them and wore all of them.
Yes, I remember it all. I lived during the 70s. Just like they were leisure suits for the men they were pants suit sets for the women. Everything you described I wore. I even crochet myself a halter top. we used to use the word, groovy and tuff. Those were the days. 🤗
I haven’t forgotten. I lived through the 70’s. Halter tops were meant to wear braless. Platform shoes were very comfortable to dance in. I am 5’11” and still wore them.
I remember. Platform Boots, Neckholder Tops and Gaucho Pants. The best Fashion. I miss IT still today.