Recent seasons have seen a revival of fashion trends from the 2000s and 2010s. At New York Fashion Week, for example, capri pants saw a 113% increase in presence compared to the previous spring-summer season, according to data from TagWalk. The influence of 2010s indie fashion, such as the styles worn by models like Kate Moss and Alexa Chung at Glastonbury, has also left a mark on current collections. However, while these looks may recall the early 21st century, they are actually rooted in the 1970s. For instance, the Conner Ives look by Lila Moss, featuring capri pants and pointed-toe heels, could have been worn by Sex and the City’s Carrie Bradshaw. Her afghan coat, known as Penny Lane, seems inspired by the styles of 1960s icons like Jimi Hendrix and Janis Joplin. The influence of the 1960s, which shaped many 1970s trends, is evident in the spring-summer 2027 collections. Evidence of this can be seen in six dress trends showcased at recent New York and Milan Fashion Weeks. At Fendi, a mini-dress paired with a suede jacket features a short dress with a visible bra under a sleeveless jacket. The floral mini dress, seen in spring 2027, uses maxi prints and bold colors reminiscent of those worn by English model Suki Potier. The transparent mini dress, now worn with flip-flops on the 7 For All Mankind runway, has a mini cut and bell sleeves typical of 1970s fashion. Ruffled dresses, seen at Blumarine and Etro, feature long dresses in soft tones with a deliberately retro aesthetic. The bohemian dress, popularized by Ulla Johnson, includes playful lace, transparency, and embroidery with long, airy cuts. The lace dress on the Anna Sui runway references the 1970s, inspired by the November 1972 issue of American Vogue, which captured a dreamlike atmosphere through the photography of Horst P. Horst. This look has led to a series of dresses combining airy cuts and laces, evoking the style of Stevie Nicks during her time touring with Fleetwood Mac.