70s Style and 70's Fashion Ideas

Cork Ease or Kork Ease shoes were the hot trend for much of the early to mid 70's.  Here are a few examples of Kork Ease: 25 Hottest Shoes of London Fashion Week From towering platforms to more refined pumps, there was no shortage of shoe eye candy at London Fashion Week. Also present was a dizzying amount of color and texture to keep even the most rabid shoe fan satisfied.Read Full Story

I have worn some awful clothes during my lifetime.  In the early years I could be excused for things like voluminous Oxford bags, six-inch platform shoes and a feathered haircut styled with a razor blade because those things were the fashion back then in the seventies.  It was my way of blending in with the crowd.  Of course I had the widest flares, the highest heels and a hairstyle that caused much confusion over my actual gender.  Had I been braver back then I might have embraced the...Read Full Story

Not Just Pretty Modern Clothing invites you to A FASHION SHOW, FUNDRAISER, and SALE! Thursday, October 11th, 6 pm - 9 pm; Fashion Show at 7 Location: 1036 Fort Street, Victoria 25% off, one night only! Champagne cocktails by Silk Road; Canapes by De'lish A percentage of the evening's sales will go to The Land Conservancy. Limited Guest List RSVP: pam@notjustpretty.com or 414 0414 Hair by Shampoo Hair Bar Not Just Pretty is proud to offer organic and sustainable clothing...Read Full Story

If you log onto any of the Mac's fan based web sites there have been multiple "rumours" of a tour. I would love to see this happen. Hopefully the Mrs. (Buckingham) will stay home with the kiddies. Lindsey & Stevie still have some soul searching to do...and I want to see this stuff on youtube! Any fellow shippers out there? Buckingham Nicks fans know what I mean. Lindsey's "Go Your Own Way" came long before Justin's "Cry Me a River". Nothing like an angry breakup.Read Full Story

No well shame on you!! well OK you may not have been around at the time so take a look at the instrument that Rolf Harris was punting around in the 70’s!   This “electronic organ in your pocket” was all the rage back in the 70s (3 million were sold apparently), and thanks to Rolf’s (over) enthusiastic ad campaign, most of us assumed the beardy paint-chucker had actually invented it. He didn’t, but he should have because the Stylophone was as inexplicably enthralling as Rolf himself! So what...Read Full Story