Trend: 70s floral patterns

Have a look around you, look down the high street and you will probably spot the 1970s trend for floral printed shirts and blouses in full bloom. We expect this trend to continue until Spring / Summer 2016.

PAIRFUM 70s trend floral pattern room fragrance flowing flowers

Very feminine, frilled and preferably with pussycat bows, these are the items currently being stocked by retailers to give their fashion conscious customers some new choices.

We have heard about the following effects of the 70s trend:

  • an increase of 15% in new shirt styles on shop floors in the past month.
  • 26% of new styles were centered around sensuous rose and retro flower patterns.

Do you see the trend around you ?

Can you spot any of the floral patterns you see here ?

PAIRFUM 70s trend floral pattern room fragrance brown & roundPAIRFUM 70s trend floral pattern room fragrance big flowersPAIRFUM 70s trend floral pattern room fragrance frilly flowers
PAIRFUM 70s trend floral pattern on red background room fragrancePAIRFUM 70s trend floral pattern room fragrance delicate flowersPAIRFUM 70s trend floral pattern room fragrance deep greens

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