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    Flare Jeans

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    Flare jeans were an iconic fashion trend from the 1970s characterized by tighter tops that flared out loosely at the bottom, commonly made of denim, cotton or satin polyester. While vibrant colors and patterns defined the flashy 1970s aesthetic, flare pants were sometimes patterned as well to add eye-catching elements to outfits. Though less widespread now than in the 1970s, modern interpretations of flare jeans by fashion designers include even bigger or layered flares, with the original style still enduring as a symbol of 1970s retro fashion.

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    Flare jeans were an iconic fashion trend from the 1970s characterized by tighter tops that flared out loosely at the bottom, commonly made of denim, cotton or satin polyester. While vibrant colors and patterns defined the flashy 1970s aesthetic, flare pants were sometimes patterned as well to add eye-catching elements to outfits. Though less widespread now than in the 1970s, modern interpretations of flare jeans by fashion designers include even bigger or layered flares, with the original style still enduring as a symbol of 1970s retro fashion.

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    Flare jeans were an iconic fashion trend from the 1970s characterized by tighter tops that flared out loosely at the bottom, commonly made of denim, cotton or satin polyester. While vibrant colors and patterns defined the flashy 1970s aesthetic, flare pants were sometimes patterned as well to add eye-catching elements to outfits. Though less widespread now than in the 1970s, modern interpretations of flare jeans by fashion designers include even bigger or layered flares, with the original style still enduring as a symbol of 1970s retro fashion.

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    Flare Jeans

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    Flare jeans were an iconic fashion trend from the 1970s characterized by tighter tops that flared out loosely at the bottom, commonly made of denim, cotton or satin polyester. While vibrant colors and patterns defined the flashy 1970s aesthetic, flare pants were sometimes patterned as well to add eye-catching elements to outfits. Though less widespread now than in the 1970s, modern interpretations of flare jeans by fashion designers include even bigger or layered flares, with the original style still enduring as a symbol of 1970s retro fashion.

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    FLARE

    JEANS
    Flare jeans! An iconic fashion trend from the 70s. The
    pants were commonly made of denim, cotton, and satin
    polyester. The material would stay tighter at the top and
    looser at the bottom which makes the flare.

    The 70s fashion was big on vibrant colours and cool patterns,
    patterned shirts, pants, dresses. The flare pants were also
    patterned from time to time adding more of an eye-catching
    element to the outfit, although you wouldn’t find people
    wearing pattern on pattern unless it was a matching pattern
    between two pieces.

    These days they aren’t quite as popular as the


    70s. Fashion designers have come up with new
    styles of the flare pants leading to even bigger
    flares and layered flares, to name a few but the
    original 70s style continues to stay along with
    lots of the other 70s fashion trends. 70s fashion
    has and always will continue to inspire stylists
    and designers.

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