Hey everyone, today I’m diving into something totally groovy – I’m talking about pulling off that iconic Cher seventies look. I’ve always been obsessed with her style, so I figured, why not give it a shot?
First off, I started digging into what made Cher’s style so unique back then. It wasn’t just one thing, you know? She rocked those hippie vibes in the 60s, and then bam! The 70s hit, and it was all about that disco glam. I realized that to really nail this, I needed to mix and match a bit.
So, the first thing I tackled was the pants. Bell bottoms were a must. I found a pair that flared out just right from the knees. I mean, these pants are a statement on their own. I paired them with a flowy peasant blouse I found. It’s got that perfect balance of being comfy and stylish.
- Bell Bottom Pants: These are essential. They give that dramatic flare that just screams 70s.
- Peasant Blouse: It’s all about that loose, flowy feel. Perfect for that boho-chic look.
Next up, I went searching for something a bit more disco. You can’t talk about the 70s without thinking about those dance floors, right? I’m not usually one for super flashy stuff, but I found this amazing halter-neck top. It’s slinky, it hugs in all the right places, and it just felt right.
- Halter-Neck Top: This is where that disco vibe really shines. It’s all about showing a bit of skin and feeling that groove.
I even tried out some hot pants, which, let me tell you, was way out of my comfort zone. But hey, it’s all about experimenting, right? I didn’t end up wearing them out, but they were fun to try on at home.
- Hot Pants: These were a bit daring, but it’s good to push your boundaries sometimes.
But it wasn’t just about the clothes. Cher’s whole vibe was about being bold and a bit extra. I messed around with some accessories, like this fringe bag I found. It’s not something I’d normally go for, but it added that perfect touch of drama to the outfit.
- Fringe: Whether it’s on a bag or a jacket, fringe adds that extra bit of flair that Cher was known for.
Putting It All Together
Honestly, the whole process was a blast. It wasn’t just about throwing on some clothes; it was about feeling that Cher energy. I put on some of her music, did my makeup a bit more dramatic than usual, and just owned it. It felt awesome to step out of my usual style and try something so different.
And you know what? It’s not just about copying a look. It’s about how it makes you feel. I felt confident, a bit sassy, and ready to take on the day. It’s amazing how a change in wardrobe can totally shift your mindset.
So, if you’re thinking about spicing up your style, I say go for it. Try something new, maybe even something a bit out there. You might surprise yourself with how much you like it. And remember, fashion is all about having fun and expressing yourself. Don’t be afraid to experiment and find what makes you feel good. That’s what it’s all about, right?
