“Daisy Jones And The Six”: This is how the casual 70’s style of the series succeeds

“Daisy Jones And The Six”
This is how we achieve the casual 70’s style of the series

With “Daisy Jones other The Six“ the wild 70s return – also in our wardrobe! What makes up the hyped looks of the characters from the series.

Hardly any book adaptation has been so eagerly awaited in recent years as “Daisy Jonesother the Six”. The expectations of the fans were not only high when it came to the cast of the characters and the musical implementation – viewers shouldn’t be disappointed when it comes to fashion either. And if you feel like me after the first episodes, and you feel like yours If you now want to let your hair grow up to your butt and have already dug out the bell-bottom pants from the closet, we’ll tell you what the casual 70‘s style of the series still matters.

Daisy Jones and The Six: Music meets fashion

It’s the early seventies. Leading actress Daisy Jones (played by Riley Keough) roams the Los Angeles Strip from nightclub to nightclub in search of the hottest bands. A lifestyle that is also reflected in the style of the red-haired singer: informal, casual and damn cool. We’re talking cut-off denims, billowing chiffon blouses and suede boots.

Even after her breakthrough as the lead singer of “Daisy Jones and the Six”, she stays true to the playful yet cool style inspired by singer Stevie Nicks, but gives it that certain star factor. The classic boots get heels, the casual blouses are now worn with extravagant fur collars. And on stage, too, Daisy shows herself in wide swinging dresses that would make the “Fleetwood Mac” front singer jealous. The golden rule here is: There are no rules. Because Daisy Jones is one thing above all: effortless.

But not only Daisy perfectly embodies the style of the 70s. The other characters also take us on a fashionable journey through time. While Karen (played by Suki Waterhouse) is the only Brit in the band to take on the role of the sexy cool girl and has her bandmates firmly in her grip with edgy leather jackets, choker necklaces and sexy cat-eye make-up, Camila ( played by Camila Morrone) looks a lot more innocent. Her style is defined by feminine pieces with a boho look. Her long hair, which is reminiscent of a young and well-behaved version of Cher, especially in the first episodes, underlines the style of a woman who may seem innocent, but who should definitely not be underestimated.

This is how we achieve the casual style

“I wanted everything to look very authentic. More like a documentary. I definitely didn’t want it to look costume,” costume designer Denise Wingate told Harper’s Bazaar. And that’s exactly what we should take to heart when implementing the 70’s style. So off to the next vintage store. Here we can find real treasures. We’re talking about casual denim shirts, flowing blouses and playful boho belts. If you’re not a fan of worn pieces, you can find happiness with brands like Free People, Anthropologie or Urban Outfitters. Cool fringed pieces, flared trousers and halterneck tops go into the shopping cart here. And who knows, maybe the aviator, forgotten in the depths of our jewelry drawer, will also make a comeback.

This article originally appeared on BRIGITTE.de