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Florence Welch in 70s Style
The uber stylish Florence Welch from Florence and the Machine was doing some promotional work State-side yesterday. She went to Good Morning America and wore a divine 70s inspired outfit that is totally do-able for us mere mortals. A maxi dress in clashing floral prints in shades of orange, combined with patent wooden wedges and over-layerd rings all make for a modern 70s look that is totally easy to replicate. Go for it. Especially those of you who love Flo as much as I do.
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