Sunday, November 12, 2017
Arts / Style LA transplant finds freedom in 70s-inspired fashions
Posted By Isa Giallorenzo on 11.12.17 at 07:00 PM
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"There was this sense of freedom and youthfulness that was clearly reflected in the aesthetic of those times," Ana Custodio says of the 1970s, the LA transplant's favorite decade for fashion. "People often say that less is more, but the 70s show that if done right, sometimes more is better."
See more street style in the Chicago Looks blog.
"There was this sense of freedom and youthfulness that was clearly reflected in the aesthetic of those times," Ana Custodio says of the 1970s, the LA transplant's favorite decade for fashion. "People often say that less is more, but the 70s show that if done right, sometimes more is better."
See more street style in the Chicago Looks blog.
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