Daisy Jones And The Six Outfits Are Causing A Spike For These ’70s Trends

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Daisy Jones And The Six outfits

by Caitlin Casey |
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One series that has taken us back into that time capsule of chaotic rockband camaraderie in their wardrobe is Daisy Jones and The Six outfits, full of one too many ruffles, bell sleeves and flared jeans. Amazon Prime Video's hit TV show knows exactly how to send you back to the 1970s in its eccentric clothes.

If you're one of the few that hasn't already binge-watched the first three episodes, you'll have to catch up fast. Starring Sam Claflin, Riley Keough and Suki Waterhouse, to name just a few, the star-studded cast is one to reckon with - as are their outfits. Billy (Claflin), the band's lead singer, is seen in denim almost all of the time, but the female characters more than steal the show in a diverse range of 70s-inspired ensembles. Characters Daisy (Keough), Camila (Morrone) and Karen (Waterhouse) all ooze uncomplicated but chic looks, in everything from kaftans and maxi dresses to tight-fitting flare jeans and oversized shirts, paying appropriate homage to the decade.

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Camila Morrone, playing photographer and girlfriend of Billy, Camila, is rarely seen in anything other than paisley-patterned dresses and tops. On the flip side, Suki Waterhouse takes cool-girl to the extreme in band member Karen, with more low-key androgynous looks, such as black blazers and trousers. And - the star of the show - Daisy (played by Riley Keough), kicks off the series with nonchalant flared jeans, which later turn into silver kaftans and fur Afghan jackets as the show goes on.

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It's no surprise that the female character's wardrobes have been appealing to us all, as searches for the style have skyrocketed. So, if you want to get as groovy as Daisy Jones and her bandmates, here's where you can shop the '70s rocker aesthetic, including leather jackets, biker boots and lots and lots of denim.

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Daisy Jones And The Six-Inspired Clothes

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Free People, Corrie Coin Blazer

Straight off of the Free People Daisy Jones & The Six collection is this irresistible coin jacket. So 70s.

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Free People, One Naya Top

Laid-back, ruffled and effortless. That's the vibe of Daisy's outfits and luckily this top from Free People has the same effect.

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Warehouse, Paisley Metallic Plisse Tiered Twist Midi Dress

Make like Camilla and introduce paisley print into your wardrobe. This Warehouse choice isn't too dissimilar to the maxi dress and tops she wears on the show.

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Stradivarius Slim Fit Mesh Shirt in Black

Karen loves a mesh moment and its easy to get your hands on a mesh shirt like this one from Stradivarius.

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Monica Vinader, Deia Beaded Large Hoop Earrings

When it comes to accessories in Daisy Jones and The Six outfits, think big gold hoops with textures and beads to make a statement like these Monica Vinader Deia hoops.

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Cider, Solid Geometric Bell Sleeve Ruched Blouse

Cool girl keyboard player Karen Sirko (played by Suki Waterhouse) loves a button-up blouse with a flared sleeve - a look to feel dressed up but still nonchalant.

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Stradivarius, Jacket With Fringing

Go full Woodstock with this fringed jacket in brown from Stradivarius.

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Reclaimed Vintage, Limited Edition Suit Jacket

On the show, we see Karen on stage in a velvet suit, and - to be honest - they have never gone out of fashion. This rust unisex jacket gives off that perfect androgynous vintage feel. Don't forget the matching trousers, too.

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Abercrombie & Fitch, Curve Love High Rise Vintage Flare Jean

The 70s were all about flares. Flared arms, flared shoulders, flared trousers. A vintage-style pair of flare jeans from Abercrombie & Fitch with a pintuck seam gives the classic nostalgia you're looking for reflecting these Daisy Jones and The Six outfits.

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Superdry, Faux Fur Lined Afghan Coat

This is the statement coat your wardrobe needs – just add flared jeans and boots.

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Cider, All Me Sleeveless Denim Jumpsuit

Dark wash denim, flare trousers, collared neckline and silver rivet features will have you feeling like a lead singer in no time.

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Zara, Chiffon Cape With Fringing

Draped in mesh and chiffon capes, we see Daisy take the stage in gorgeous flowing gowns.

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Free People, Canyon Lace Up Boots

Nothing says Daisy Jones & The Six like a pair of cowboy boots to make you feel completely rock 'n roll. These are very similar to the ones Riley Keough wore in the show.

Where did Daisy Jones and The Six outfits' inspiration come from?

Costume designer Denise Wingate is the brains behind the wardrobe on the Amazon Prime show, pulling vintage and custom-made looks for an authentic seventies feel. You'll spot classics such as Levi's, as well as boho brands like Free People, which perfectly encapsulates the essence of the band and era - the latter having just released an exclusive Daisy Jones & the Six collection.

What is the 70s trend?

After the show launched and we saw Daisy Jones and the Six outfits take the stage, we saw huge trends in 70s style pieces like 'double denim' (up 150%), 'embroidered jeans' (up 90%) and 'Bohemian outfits' (up 85%). With interest spiking, we could see an influx of boho-chic taking the reins this season. Cowboy boots, after all, have been back for some time. It's no surprise that the show had a huge impact on shoppers.

Caitlin Casey is a Senior Beauty & Fashion Products Writer for Grazia. She covers shopping, women’s lifestyle, popular culture as well as all things trending.

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