For her first day as a judge on X Factor USA, Cheryl Cole wowed the fans in a 70s inspired, block coloured outfit and huge, retro hair.
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| Cheryl Cole at X Factor USA auditions |
70s is a huge trend at the moment, and it's surprisingly easy to achieve. Whether you want to go hippy-chic or full-on glamour, there are plenty of pieces on the high street you can put together to create a 70s inspired get up.
Take a look at these other celebrities following the 70's trend to a tee, and how you can copy their style. As always, everything below is available online. Just click the links below the pictures!
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| Dakota Fanning |
In a white trilby hat, denim flares and wooden platforms, Dakota Fanning looks every inch the 70's star. She keeps it current by choosing figure-skimming pieces and clean lines, as well as basic colours which give it that modern edge.
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| Alexa Chung in Chanel |
Alexa can (and does) pull off every trend, so it's no surprise that she's turned her hand to the 70s. Dressed in a Chanel smock dress, Alexa opted for a sweet, peasant style smock dress instead of a typical 70s floor-sweeping length.
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| Claudia Schiffer |
If you want to see the perfect way to work the 70s trend for daytime, look no further than Claudia Schiffer. Working dark denim flares, bug-eye sunglasses and a printed neckerchief, the supermodel knows what suits her figure and gets the 70s trend just right.
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| Camilla Belle in Gucci |
The Gucci catwalk captured the spirit of the 70s trend perfectly, and Camilla Belle carried off this colour-blocking outfit with real style. Be brave and mix bold colours for a chic look that will put you ahead of the fashion pack.
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