Ultra-Platform Boots

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Do these ultra-platform boots not look like they came straight out of the ’70s?! They come in three colors and are perfect for wearing with flare pants or mini skirts.

Metallic Lace-Up Platform Heels

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You’ll feel like a disco queen in these lime green metallic lace-up platform heels. The metallic green hue, square toe, and lace-up straps give these a standout look.

Platform Mules

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Platforms don’t always have to equal sky-high heel heights. These olive green platform mules feature a super wearable heel while still having that classic seventies look.

’70s Style Clothing: Clogs

Another essential ’70s shoe was the clog, which was imported from the Netherlands. The platform wooden soles were a staple back then and are trendy again now.

Faux Fur Clogs

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I adore these cognac-colored clogs which feature a faux fur footbed and are under $30. The faux fur interior reminds me of the popular ’70’s shag carpets (in a good way!).

Braided Clogs

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The braided buckle detail on these studded clogs add to their authentic seventies vibes, along with their platform wooden heels.

’70s Style Clothing: Retro Sneakers

If platforms and clogs aren’t your thing, you can still get in on the ’70s trend with sneakers. These casual, comfortable sneakers all have a retro vibe that’s going to add flair to your outfits.

Converse ’70s Style Patchwork Sneakers

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These Converse high-top sneakers are as authentically ’70s as it gets, aside from actual vintage ones. Built off of Converse’s original 1970’s design, these classic sneakers feature a patchwork print that evokes the era, with a color palette that really pops.

Vans Old Skool Sneakers

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Did you know Vans came out with their famous “Old Skool” sneaker design in 1977? The Old Skool has maintained popularity and is no longer considered just a skate shoe, but a casual, everyday go-to sneaker.