Why does the Seventies style of Cher inspire us this spring?<

In 1996, during an interview in which American television presenter Jane Pauley ventured a little too much in her sentimental life, Dear set the record straight on behalf of all the women on the planet (with the complicity heardpresenter herself).

Twenty-five years later, it is clear that the punchline which had escaped so naturally from the mouth of the superstar still remains current.At the time, as today, the issue was far beyond the distributed well felt.

Born CHARTILYN Sarkisian in California in the aftermath of the war, Cher accessed celebrity alongside her former husband, now turned off Sonny Bono, in the mid -1960s.Behind the smiling facade of rigor during their passages on television, there was in reality a self-esteem in the process of crumbling."I was really good in my skin before meeting Sonny" she said in the pages of the New York Times in 2018.In 1974, she initiated a divorce procedure.

A style that is both flamboyant and casual

It is no coincidence that the world discovered at the same time a dear freshly raging.When recently Dua Lipa wanted to pay tribute to the star's look at the 1974 grammys ceremony in a tailor -made Versace dress, the web was ecstatic on the resumption of the 'nude' (and butterfly) aspect withoutnote the importance of the reference year of the original.Between two sparkling looks worn on stage, it was in 1974 that the naturally stripped style of Cher began to shine.Tops with suspenders, rigid jeans and skillfully worn pirate boots constituted the essentials of an off-up wardrobe that was going to mark a new era in his life, airport halls (a Louis Vuitton bag negligently worn on a shoulder) Until venerable Dancefloor from Studio 54.Checked shirts, comfortable overalls and facetious cowboy hats embodied the choices of style from a star now in full control of his destiny.

In 2021, while discussions around a post-confidence catch-up by fashion led to a deluge of ‘Fit Pics’ Glamor on Instagram, the less known casual genius is more than ever topical.

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