Everything used to be better - definitely the bag trend for 70s bags

The 1970s represented a new feeling of freedom - as a result of many crises, people back then wanted one thing above all: to enjoy life. And forget for a moment what is happening in the world. What goes wrong. When the days feel difficult and you don't really know what to do next, it can definitely help to close your eyes for a moment.

Many people can now identify with this feeling of powerlessness. Unfortunately. Perhaps one reason why the 1970s are becoming a topic again - and are particularly evident in fashion, society's projection surface. In addition to looks that could come from this time, 70s bags will also be a big topic in winter 2024. Not only do they add the final 70s touch to your look, but hopefully they also carry some ballast in a very stylish way.

The designers are currently feeling like they've escaped to the 1970s - after all, the aesthetics for winter 2024 seem to be very present again. From Valentino to Chanel, we have mainly seen cognac-colored flap bags that absolutely correspond to the past decade in terms of size, details and nuances. Valentino, for example, presents the “9to5”, a very classic 70s bag that is characterized by its color, the long shoulder strap and the distinctive logo buckle. Gucci and N°21 also keep it timeless and rely on the classic seventies brown for their bags.

But details such as a snake embossing - seen in a dark burgundy red at Victoria Beckham - or a teddy trim at Chanel not only fit the style perfectly, but just as good in the winter. A seasonal variation of the 70s bags is also quilted leather, which could be discovered at Coach and Versace.

Without a doubt, the 70s bags can be perfectly combined with looks from the same decade - for examplewith flares, platform boots in the same cognac tone, colorful knitwear or flowing boho dresses with an XXL coat. In addition to the bag trend, the floral episode of freedom is also present in fashion - and can be shown extensively in winter.

Unlike other fashion trends from the 1970s, 70s bags are very classic, so they also go well with outfits that have nothing to do with the past. Combine the bag trend with monochrome knitted two-piece suits or loose-fitting jeans and a Norwegian sweater. For optimism in the cold, dark season, it can also help to rely on color - the 70ies bag, for example, goes particularly well with blue, orange and green. At least with the latter, hope is included.