Bright color, indecent cut, daring cage and unthinkable bell-bottomed: men's fashion of the 70s

Sometimes it seems that the 70s happened on another planet. Looking at these pictures showing the men's fashion of those years, you drown in dizzying knitting and motley colors, you are amazed at trousers with an inflated waist — and they are also tight.

It was in the 70s that synthetic prices plummeted, and men rushed to dress up. Clothes finally do not need to be ironed, wash and wear, and the strong sex has gone all out. Let's make sure that men's fashion of the 70s was especially bright and merciless.

Every decade has its own style chips. What about the 70s? The main fashion trend of the 70s was diversity - then a variety of trends were popular, for example, boho, hippie, ethno, classical, disco, punk, unisex. Men's fashion looks especially unusual now with tight flares, shiny fabrics and funny night jumpsuits. Let's take a look at some examples of men's fashion of the 70s.

In the 70s, at least Americans were not shy about wearing bold and daring outfits. Bright colors and patterns were in fashion, a narrowed silhouette from above and a loose silhouette from below, unusual textures and fabrics — satin, suede and corduroy. The most popular items of clothing of the decade are bell—bottoms, platform shoes, vests, shirts with long collars, tight T-shirts, high-necked sweaters, pajamas-overalls.

Looking at some examples of men's fashion of the 70s, many agree - how good it is that she does not return. Many trends of the 70s, by the way, have become iconic for all time, and designers still use them to create images — but many also turned out to be the most ridiculous and unsuccessful.