There’s something unmistakably '70s about suede.
It was the uniform of the decade – cut into styles ranging from skin-tight flares and halter neck tops to clean-lined blazers and shirts. Often adorned with western tassels and beads (if you were lucky), suede was a symbol of counterculture dressing that phased out in the 80s before returning in sleeker, more minimalistic fashion in the 90s.
