70s fashion

[Anonymous No.17381841]

Saw this movie yesterday, fucking great movie.

I love the looks of russel crowe and ryan gosling, any ideas how to recreate the 70s style?

How crazy is it to style myself like this, i mean in a world where half the population is overweight or wears grey sweatpants, how much weird looks would i get unironically?

[Anonymous No.17381842]

[Anonymous No.17381844]

[Anonymous No.17381880]

Is there a word for setting your default as "overweight slob with piss stained sweatpants" and using it to justify pretty much anything?

[Anonymous No.17382009]

70s Sleazecore

[Anonymous No.17382364]

>>17381841
looser blazers, dagger point shirts, wide ties, boots with heel (chelsea or cuban heel) and if you want to go all out, get some flares

[Anonymous No.17382989]

I myself try for a slightly modernized '70s flair to my outfits, summer and winter. Here's my method.

>Turtlenecks as often as the weather is feasible
>Denim Sport Shirts
>Patterned shirts/Odd Flannels
>Jingle Jangle Boots/Boots in general
>Trucker Jackets
>Plenty of corduroy
>A westernwear Tan Coat, and unironic Safari Jacket styled Corduroy Coat for winter
>Various oddly patterned Rayon shirts for summer, paired with linen and light wash denim.
>Heavy focus on earth tones throughout my entire wardrobe
>Scents from '70s-early '80s

It's not the focus of my fashion sense, but I always try to come back to it for inspo and twist it to see my needs. I avoid polyester in excess, bell bottoms, and some of the weirder elements of the style though.

[Anonymous No.17383125]

>>17381841
this movie had some nice fits
also
>fucking chet