Who doesn’t love an instant outfit? Especially one that makes it easy to cut loose on the dance floor, Studio 54-style. These days the all-in-one option is still super popular, especially on the red carpet.

High-waisted flares were the silhouette of the ’70s—and it’s easy to see why. The cut is ideal for creating the illusion of legs for days.

From peasant skirts to maxi dresses and lace-up sandals, a Boho sensibility permeated the decade, the more cult-ish your look, the better.

Who likes short shorts? The icons of the ’70s certainly did! Here, Blondie frontwoman Debbie Harry puts a punk spin on the look with a pair of denim cut-offs.

Long associated with Diane von Furstenberg, the designer debuted her first wrap dress in the early ’70s, and the figure-flattering silhouette continues to cultivate a following among women of all ages.

This is another trend that’s still huge right now. Throughout the ’70s Bianca Jagger cemented her style icon status by rocking sleek tailoring by the likes of Saint Laurent.

The return of the era’s larger-than-life shades is long overdue, we say! Think lightly tinted lenses and big frames (bedazzling optional).

Corduroy was the texture du jour during the decade, and you were most likely to find it covering a pair of flares, a blazer—or both! Twiggy‘s cool cord suit is eerily similar to the styles we’ve been seeing on the street lately.

Headwear was a big deal, and wide-brim shapes suit both summer and winter.

When it comes to fashion in film, Diane Keaton’s Annie Hall outfit is one of the most memorable. Her character wore a vest layered over shirt and tie, but the piece can also be styled sans top underneath for a little more sex appeal.

This article originally appeared on ELLE Australia.

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