Autumnal Seventies Style | Oversized Sweater and Floppy Hat
The libation weather has meant that I'chiliad rediscovering lots of items I'd [sort of] forgotten that I had.
This autumn I'm finding that I'm wearing quite a few pieces for only the second time – I often buy things in the sales merely equally the seasons are irresolute so might get one or 2 wears out of them before the conditions gets also warm/cold. This oversized roll neck sweater was only worn once to London Fashion Calendar week in February and I never got round to wearing it again – till now.
I went for a seventies-mode look past calculation my floppy felt hat (worn just one time before) and the uber bargain that was the hawkeye necklace from Asos. I've had it for ages but non worn it yet because of the bad-mannered length: also short for a pendant, and as well long for a choker. However, the style of this sweater immune me to thread a plain gold chain through each end of the eagle necklace and hide the ends under the roll cervix… ta-da, ane perfect-length argument necklace!
To tone down the seventies experience I added dark skinny jeans and my Kelya silver and white brogues, rather than going for flared jeans and block-heeled kick. I generally prefer flashes of retro style teamed with modern pieces (it's how I approach wearing vintage) to create a more eclectic look that I feel more comfortable in.
Do you lot mix upwards your decades at all? Which is your favourite decade to emulate and what sort of pieces do yous wear – practice share in the comments!
P.South. If you like this floppy lid you can see the concluding time I wore it hither!
Hat: Asos, Sweater: Diesel fuel, Jeans: c/o !information technology Commonage, Necklace: Asos, Sunglasses: French Connectedness, Brogues: c/o Kelya Shoes, Pocketbook: Asos, Picket: River Island, Nails: Maybelline Gel Boom Color Divine Wine 265
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