How to embrace the seventies trend this winter

This winter - and throughout 2018 in general - the seventies trend is shaping up to be one of the strongest. Influential firms such as Prada are among its engines.

If you want your looks this winter exude 1970s vibes in a stylish way, the following are the garments that we encourage you to consider:

Corduroy jackets

Mr Porter, € 1.490

Farfetch, € 237

Corduroy jackets are an excellent garment to embrace the seventies trend. And they are very retro, but at the same time they will match great with your jeans, sweatshirts and sports shoes.

High neck jumpers

Zara, € 25.99

Matches Fashion, € 241

This is the easiest (and warmest) way to follow this trend. And, since they have been in charge of keeping the 70s alive for the last decades, it is very likely that you already have a sweater with a high neck in your closet. If you don't have it, consider neutral tones (especially brown and black). And if you're feeling daring, try prints like the one proposed by The Gigi.

Corduroy

Mango, € 19.99

H&M, € 19.99

An original corduroy trousers from the 70s is not the easiest garment to defend in the world today. However, fashion firms do not ask us that either. Designers introduce corduroy into contemporary cut pants, like these cropped chinos from Mango or the H&M joggers that you can see below.

Bulky accessories

Matches Fashion, € 1.400

Mr Porter, € 495

One of the aesthetic codes of the time was the exaggerated proportions. Shirt collars, trouser bells, and shoe platforms witnessed that refreshing taste for excess. To introduce exaggerated proportions in 2018, consider accessories like craft pendants and belts with large buckles.