I think the rust colored blazer with the double breasted buttons totally says seventies, but I definitely updated it with a short denim skirt on and the lace shirt underneath.

So my blazer I got super on sale from forever 21.

It was like $12.

I'll try to link a similar one in description.

Down below.

My dentist skirt is by Brandy Melville, and my lace crop top would, I think, balances out the boldness of the Blazer.

Really well, Um, is from forever 21 as well, since it's still a little chilly where I live.

I throw on a pair of here tights to keep me a little bit warmer and for shoes.

I'm wearing these lace up block heels from Zara.

I am absolutely in love with these.

I think they are so chic.

I know the lace up shoes is definitely more of a modern trend, but something about the flared he'll shape kind of reminds me of the bell bottoms that were super popular in the seventies.

The second outfit is definitely a more subtle way to incorporate the seventies trend.

The main seventies inspired piece is this suede skirt from Brandy Melville, but it's definitely updated for 2016 with its body con silhouette and the cute little dolphin hem slits on top.

I'm wearing this super comfortable, oversized sweater.

It's on the brand pins and needles from Urban Outfitters, and it's just lovely and comfortable.

I love the lace detail at the bottom, and I think since his oversized it balances out the otherwise pre scandalous skirt.

And again, since the skirt is pretty dang short, I threw on some tights again just to keep my legs a little bit more covered up and to finish off.

I'm wearing those same lace up shoes that I honestly can't get enough of.

I think this third outfit is super charming and great for my girly girls out there.

I'm actually wearing separates a top and a skirt that just happened to be in the same gray color.

But I think that gives the outfit a really cool, streamlined look that can honestly be mistaken for a new dress in your closet.

The rib mahi top is definitely reminiscent of the turtlenecks that were huge in the seventies, and the one I'm wearing is from Hollister.

My circle skirt is from Abercrombie and Fitch, and if you look at it really closely, there's a little herringbone pattern, which I really like.

And I think the different textures of top in the bottom kind of break up the monochromatic look.

And if you haven't noticed already, I'm kind of into tights.

So to amp up this look a little bit more back through on these fun floral tights.

This pair is from Target, which is like my go to place for tights.

I just want to keep my shoes super simple and sleek.

So I threw on the's pointed loafer style flats from Agent M.

So this last outfit is kind of just a federation of the 2nd 1 I'm wearing the same skirt from brainy male ville off tights and those lace up shoes from Zara.

But I think the top I'm wearing totally changes it up.

I love this top.

It's from Hollister, and it's super duper, flowy and totally boho.

Oh, it's definitely captures that side of the seventies.

I love that it has the tie up front with tassels and that it has a bunch of different layers of lace and ruffled with, I think add a really nice detail because I really hope you enjoyed this video.

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