‘Manhattan Transfer’

• Good thing I saved a lot of my 70s stuff!

  joannawnycJanuary 26th, 2015  7:36 AM

   

• Evidently I do live under a rock, just sold a beautiful concha belt, and gave my daughter the rest of my American Indian jewelry. Hmmmm….no wonder she wanted it.

  KathyJanuary 26th, 2015  9:47 AM

   

• The 70s are so your style !! Love the styling here, very modern, and not too ‘cliché’ !

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  carolineJanuary 26th, 2015  12:46 PM

   

• I’m definitely getting a Klute vibe. Love this.

  Julie AnnJanuary 26th, 2015  5:32 PM

   

• I like all of it

  That's Not My AgeJanuary 26th, 2015  6:04 PM

   

• love it! I love the 70s and Géraldine Saglio is one of my favourite stylists. Hands down!

  AnaJanuary 26th, 2015  6:58 PM

   

• If only the 70’s actually looked this good! This is a much better version! : )

  PaulaJanuary 27th, 2015  1:30 AM

   

• Native American silver has been a perennial staple in my wardrobe for a very long time – love that it’s “on trend”, again!

  CatJanuary 27th, 2015  7:59 AM

   

• Love all these looks! I’m wearing my longest coats this Winter sometimes with A line skirts and knee boots as standard. I would love to add a suede skirt to wear with all my silk shirts going into Spring. For me the 70’s era is a reference point plus the 40’s (mostly for the tailoring) which I think is where it came from anyway.

  SilkPathDiaryJanuary 27th, 2015  8:03 AM

   

• Love the 70’s! The brown is a nice change from black and looks more current and I LOVE her hair the shag is great! Reminds me of the Gucci ads!

  Sue TothJanuary 27th, 2015  8:13 AM

   

• Agree with Paula! I lived through this era, and this time around it is a much more polished, edited look. I also noticed all the brown–earth tones were very popular then. So glad, because black can look harsh as we age.

  pindaJanuary 27th, 2015  6:31 PM

   

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