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Fashion is obsessed with all things '70s right now. Just look at FIT's Halston and YSL exhibit, or H&M's latest Studio collection. So, to prepare for an onslaught of flared denim and peasant blouses this spring, we're taking a look through some O.G. '70s street style photos, courtesy of our sister site Curbed NY.
The images were shot by Brooklyn-based photographer Paul McDonough, who thinks of himself as "just another tourist," despite the fact that his work hangs in the MoMA. "The energy of the city is the main attraction," he says, "The changing styles are visible all the time and they are a constant source of inspiration." For more of McDonough's photos (Furs! Halter tops! Kittens as accessories!) head here.
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