Fashion

= Clothes = (Woman wearing Hip Huggers pants) The fashion influence of Sixties hippies was mainstreamed in the Seventies, as men sported shoulder length hair and non-traditional clothing became the rage, including bellbottom pants, hip huggers, colorful patches, hot pants, platform shoes, earth shoes, clogs, T-shirts, and gypsy dresses. Knits and denims were the fabrics of choice. Leisure suits for men became commonplace, and women were fashionable in everything from ankle-length dresses to hot pants and micro-miniskirts.

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Some of the fads and fashions of the 1970's are still instyle today. Men and women wore tye die, bell bottoms, and disco uniforms. They wore tye die often on all clothing. Tye die clothes could be faded or colored very dark.=====

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Bell bottom pants were worn most of the time and went with almost anything. Often they included in pairs with other tye die clothes. Bell bottoms flair out at the bottom, and may also be called "flair pants." They were often worn with high platform shoes.=====

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The disco uniform was usually worn to parties and disco clubs. It included a vest to go underneath, a jacket to go over the vest, a butterfly collar shirt, and bell bottom pants. The suits were usually white. They were very popular and were seen around a lot. Nylon jogging suits w)ere also in and were often worn when exercising.=====

[[image:27028045_c7fbcfa0ee.jpg width="327" height="435"]] (Man Wearing BellBottom Pants)
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Most of people owned lava lamps. The lava lamp had lava looking goo inside. When you turn it on, the lamp heats up and the lava goes up and down in many forms, Also shag rugs were in. Shag rugs, were rugs that the material was looped and stood quite high. The shag rug was good for keeping your feet warm. The heat wouldn't get through the rug, and would keep anything on top of it warm.=====