You Can Shop Two of Blake Lively’s ‘70s-Inspired Looks from This Week and Dip into the Trend Yourself

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published 3 October 2023

Just two days after joining BFF Taylor Swift, husband Ryan Reynolds, and other celebrities (Hugh Jackman, Sophie Turner…) in a box at MetLife Stadium—where the crew watched the hometown team, the New York Jets, square off against Travis Kelce’s Kansas City Chiefs—Blake Lively stepped out in a 1970s-inspired outfit that works as a transitional look from summer into fall: jeans, a sweater, and loafers, but make it bright and sunny and yellow.

Leset Zoe V Neck Polo in Yellow

MOTHER Mid Rise Double Dip Nerdy

Nomasei Trench Loafers Cognac

Speaking of her sweater, it’s the Leset Zoe V Neck Polo in yellow; the top features a cashmere wool blend with ribbing along the cuffs and hems and slits at the hip for a casual fit, and it just so happens to match Lively’s Louis Vuitton crossbody bag perfectly. Her flared jeans and yellow-and-ivory loafers—combined with her yellow-lensed sunglasses—took us right back to the ‘70s.

Over the weekend, on a girls’ night out to New York City Italian restaurant Emilio’s Ballato, Lively kept the ‘70s trend going in a multicolored, striped MOTHER skirt; she added a beige crop top, a tweed blazer thrown over her shoulders, tall tan suede boots, and another Louis Vuitton bag to complete the look.

MOTHER The Bits and Pieces Skirt

Just because it’s officially autumn doesn’t mean we can’t add a pop of sunshine into our wardrobe!

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