Flared Trousers Collection
"Flared Trousers: A Fashion Statement Through the Decades" From Kevin Keegan's iconic style on the football field to fashion-forward couples
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"Flared Trousers: A Fashion Statement Through the Decades" From Kevin Keegan's iconic style on the football field to fashion-forward couples, they have left a lasting impression. In the 1970s, as Liverpool Footballer Kevin Keegan dazzled in his forward position, he also made waves with his choice of flares off the pitch. Meanwhile, a couple on a white background exuded effortless coolness - him holding a drink and her rocking those wide-legged pants. It was an era when even pop groups like Guys N Dolls embraced this trend, proudly sporting Daily Mirror Pop Club T-shirts in January 1976. The Oval Pop Festival at South London's Oval Cricket Ground saw a massive crowd reveling in both music and fashion. Among them were school bullies posing for a Daily Mirror feature on violence – their attire reflecting the times with flared trousers taking center stage. Models strutting their stuff in Daily Mirror Pop Club T-shirts showcased not only these groovy garments but also demonstrated the new Convoy disco dance craze that swept across dance floors everywhere. Not just limited to musicians and models, everyday people embraced flares too. Winners of the Mirror Pop Club Wings competition Robert and Joan Nolan celebrated their victory while donning this fashionable garment. Even footballers like Leicester City's Frank Worthington couldn't resist incorporating flared trousers into their wardrobe choices. The love for this style extended beyond specific events or professions; it became part of people's lives as they immersed themselves in huge crowds or wandered through festivals with long hair flowing freely over shoulders. Through various contexts and personalities, one thing remains clear – they have stood the test of time as more than just a passing fad. They symbolize an era where self-expression knew no bounds and continue to make bold statements today.
