Vintage guest looks! We're not going to tell you anything new with that Vintage is in fashion. But we will clarify this fact: Vintage guests are in fashion. Anything that evokes a bygone era is a guarantee of success in the events industry. And in this post we're going to show you which trends from other decades are making a strong comeback. Ready to travel?

A key piece in a jacket, which took center stage the coolest looks between the late 70s and 80s. Whether it's suits, dresses, or blouses, we've seen this trend come back time and time again. What do you think of this example? It's a suit from the Spanish brand. Vogana , highly distinguished by its original designs that evoke the eighties. We like it. How does this vintage look turn out? with some Catenary slopes .

Another fabulous two-piece suit, this time in satin. This is a creation from the brand. Sophie and Lucie , in green. The star piece is the jacket: With shoulder pads (of course), three-quarter sleeves with maxi cuffs, and a super belt with a rectangular buckle. What do you think? Just an idea To elevate the elegance of this vintage guest look , these are the items you'll need. Toledo earrings . A model we've designed in several other colors.

They accentuate our waist and enhance our body lines. A look with a belt, like this one from Dew & Cork It can look ideal with some Seawater earrings. Its long, maxi-length silhouette makes this vintage guest look a sure winner. What do you think?

A very classic dress that focuses all its beauty on this accessory: the maxi belt. Sandra Rosa , made in bubblegum pink, we love the idea of ​​combining it with these simple and special Lécera earrings .

Leg-of-mutton sleeves, puff sleeves, balloon sleeves, maxi sleeves… this trend, born in the Romantic era, has received numerous names since then. And the truth is, few are enough to define such a pervasive and powerful trend! If you're one of those who love this voluminous sleeve style, you'll agree with us that A vintage guest look cannot be complete without statement sleeves. This spectacular dress is from the brand Beyonas , and we love those distinctive sleeves with the avant-garde touch of the backless design and the two-tone front crossover. What would it look best with? Definitely with our Tropical Slopes with stones in three colors. Something eye-catching and very vintage, don't you think?

Same sleeve size, with a central button closure, we present this design of Rocio Osorno . Made from emerald green satin fabric, we love the detail of the open back gathered at the waist with a bow. Sweet lady . Combine it with some Notre Dame Earrings of the same color. You already have one A flawless vintage guest look !

Bold, psychedelic prints, repetitive patterns, and bold colors… this trend took hold in society from the 1970s onward. A nod to this trend can be seen in this dress. Choatelier , with a dark velvet print. We wanted to create a mix of eras and combine it with some Medusa Earrings for achieve a head-to-toe vintage guest look. It has everything!

Gingham print , of course! print The oldest (along with polka dots), originating from the good taste of French women. It was Jacques Esterel who in the 20th century brought this adorable tablecloth print to fashion design, with the unsurpassed wedding dress for Brigitte Bardot in 1959. A more updated version, achieving a This dress is a very stylish vintage guest look . Pipiola Chic (who, by the way, just launched their website), along with the incredible Memphis Earrings. What do you think?

Rockin ' Eighties! A vibrant, dynamic, and multicolored print on a black background is all we need to think of 80s print looks. This outfit perfectly embodies that style: from the Spanish brand Barey , midi-length, crew neck, and a small slit in the skirt. Just the right touch of light. Alana Earrings in purple. geometric shape is the complement that you need in this vintage guest look. Do you want to see more colors? Discover them all here.

The 1970s witnessed many things in fashion history, including the iconic Wrap dress . A pattern that wrapped around the female silhouette, creating a simple dress. The designer Diane von Furstenberg , who began her career in fashion as a model, originated this ingenious idea, revolutionizing the fashion scene of the time. And so it has reached us today. An ideal, simple, and very comfortable way to dress, as this brand demonstrates. Inés Martín Alcalde. We have chosen some Barokki Earrings with natural stones to complement this vintage guest look that speaks for itself.

With a softer feel, this dress from  Art Dealer It has stolen our hearts. Its peach color and silk jacquard texture transport us to a bygone era where simplicity and fluidity were all that mattered. The perfect accessory. balance this vintage guest look These are cute Circus earrings . Multicolored stones, predominantly pastel tones, a total must​ in your jewelry box for any occasion.

From the very In 12th century BC Greece, the draping technique is one of the oldest and present in the history of fashion. It consists of a series of pleats in the garment, and is one of the most complex techniques to elaborate. Visually it achieves a volume effect , so its purpose is to enhance a garment or part of it. Madeleine Vionnet She was one of the first designers of the French Haute Couture (1920s) who prioritized this technique, making it the star of his creations. We have chosen this dress from Rental Mode Long, made from a beautiful mauve silk knit, with draping at the waist. These earrings are perfect for this vintage guest look. are the  Neda earrings . Earrings that never fail.

Draped from top to bottom, this ideal dress Woman's Bite. A A fantastic option for adding some volume to your curves. The best way to style it? We recommend these Boreal Earrings with natural stones. This combination of earrings is the perfect complement you need.

The 1980s were synonymous of many things, but when it comes to fashion, it was undoubtedly synonymous of splendor and brilliance, of fierceness and femininity taken to the extreme. One of the trends that has stayed with us (and that we never want to leave behind) ever since is Sparkle and glitter. Sequins and shiny fabrics. Like this fantastic dress designed by Redondo Brand in bright red, midi And with puff sleeves. There you go! The perfect accessory for this perfect vintage guest look are the Gobiidae Earrings The nature of your stone gives it the extra sparkle you need!

I'm sure you've already fallen in love with this trend that has revolutionized the world of cleavage. From the From the aristocracy of the 18th century to the present day , this square shape frames the neckline without sacrificing sleeves. We're forgetting the V-neck and taking a risk (or rather, rescuing) something different. We're in love with this red dress from Lady Pipa, with its square neckline and slightly gathered sleeves. Some perfect companions for this vintage guest look are ours Bosra earrings , with a gray stone. They look super flattering and are incredibly lightweight!

These earrings are a bit more eye-catching and daring, they're absolutely divine.  Caulerpa earrings . A style that perfectly complements this grayish dress. Nude color . A pristine square neckline, crafted from knit fabric, makes this vintage guest look An ideal choice for our events. One detail we can't overlook: the chiffon bow at the back.

Does this expression sound familiar to anyone? It literally means "shoulders out," and that's exactly what it says: the trend of showing off your shoulders and wearing them elegantly. Well, if you think we just invented this, think again. The original figure and source of inspiration for numerous designers to bring this trend to the prèt â porter It was none other than Empress Sissi. Popularized in the 50s by Brigitte Bardot , and rediscovered (as could not be otherwise) in the 70s. I'm sure you already have the sweet Brigitte Bardot in mind. Sandy (Olivia Newton-John) with that groundbreaking black top in Grease.

This wonderful dress Redondo Brand It combines several trends from the past: off-the-shoulder style, puff sleeves, rayon fabric with that shimmering effect… Gorgeous! Give it a eighties touch with these Elenis Earrings and you'll have an outstanding vintage guest look.

A strapless dress, this time sleeveless, is a marvel from the brand. Rotate . Starting with the Prince of Wales check print, the neckline and the flare of the skirt, the detail that it has pockets! and ending with the central brooch on the green belt… We can't find any reason to ignore this dress! An earring that It will make the colors of the look stand out. without diverting his attention is our little one Krier earrings with natural stones. They are a very comfortable and versatile option for this vintage look .

Large buttons, colorful buttons, covered buttons, buttons everywhere . Little by little, these small, essential pieces in garment making (and older than the word itself) have been taking center stage. Almost without us noticing, and in a very subtle way. They have often become the true protagonists. This time, the focus is on this dress. Appearance . Yellow background and black polka dots (a very vintage print, it must be said), lantern sleeves and a ruffle at the end of the skirt. A really cute idea about death to complement our Seashell earrings . Super cute!

A dress with a mandarin collar can be the a sure bet for your next vintage guest look. Why? Well, you just have to see this beauty of Meryfor : the sleeve cuffs, the detail of the gold buttons on the side, the crossover skirt... We love the idea of ​​wearing this vintage guest look with the Evy earrings .

This concludes our analysis and selection of The most irresistible vintage guest looks of the moment. Don't miss the Check out our website for new products and ways to personalize your favorite earrings. We hope you've been inspired! to achieve your perfect vintage guest look, And don't forget a single piece of parsley!

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All images in this post were obtained from: Vogana.es , Sophieandlucie.com , Dewandcorch.com , Sandrarosa.es , Beyonas.com , Rocioosorno.com ,  Choatelier.com , Pipiolachic.es , Barey.com , Inesmartinalde.com , Artdealer.com , Rentalmode.com , Mordiscodemujer.net , Redondobrand.com , Ladypipa.es , Colournude.com , Rotate.com , Apparentia.com , Meryfor.com , and An&be.com.