The spring 2015 runway shows produced a revolutionary stance to dressing this season, as designers embraced nostalgia wholeheartedly. The common thread seen both on and off the catwalks remained the same as the 70’s revival was in full-effect. The notion of festival-dressing and the resurgence of Studio 54 glamour was faceted into sky-high platforms, wide-legged denim and iconic ‘flower child’ frocks.

On Point
Pastel dresses that swing, knits and coordinating separates best when paired with dancer-appropriate ballet flats. 

Seen At: Bottega Veneta & Stella McCartney

Bell Curve
Wide-leg denim and high-waisted styles set the precedent for the new denim styles to don this spring. 

Seen At: Gucci & Louis Vuitton

Rebel Yell
Rock glam was alive and well with edgy leather pants, flirty mini-skirts and sensational seventies accessories. 

Seen At: Tommy Hilfiger, Saint Laurent & Rodarte

Greenhouse Effect
Bold, brazen florals were captivating and looked best when worn head-to-toe.

Seen At: Celine, House of Holland & Erdem 

Get Lifted
Towering platforms were this season’s choice of footwear; the taller the better. 

Seen At: Saint Laurent, Prada, Giamba & Miu Miu 

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