Clothes of the Seventies, Layered Look
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Description: We wore long sleeve blouses with short sleeved pullover sweaters. (The sweaters usually had a zipper up the neck.
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I loved this look and you can see it again today.
It was a great way to have to iron only the sleeves and collars of your shirts! We wore high or low scooped-necked short-sleeve sweaters over our blouses....mine never had any zippers up the neck!
It also worked with a scoop-neck T-shirt over a blouse. The T-shirts were usually solids, but the blouses were often patterned - stripes, even (Heaven help us!) PLAID. What were we thinking??
The Layered Look was a big fashion them of the early to mid-70s, and it went beyond just a shirt-and-sweater-vest combination. In the mid-70s, it was popular for women to wear, say, a cowlneck sweater under an oversized peasant blouse under a vest or shawl over a peasant skirt that might be layered over another, slightly longer peasant skirt. There was even what they called a "layered leg," wool tights worn over different heights of earth-toned socks and legwarmers over full boots. Mostly for cold climates, as you might imagine.
I dressed like that in the 70s and 80s.
I Love layering. thats my look
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