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The sexual revolution, disco music, feminism, free-flowing hallucinogenic drugs, and pacifism is the mish-mash of things that once created the absolutely unique 70s style that we so lovingly hate to remember. While there was some pretty awesome stuff going on in the fashion trends department, 70s men's fashion seems to have skipped all the cool stuff and went straight for the disastrous. Men's clothing made from shiny spandex? Groovy! Hip-hugging bell bottom pants, also glossy? You betcha! Chest hair, porn-stache, bright leisure suits, and skimpy short shorts defining the men's fashion? Far out! There's no way these 70s fashion relicts will ever come back in all their seriousness, so we can happily reminisce them in the safety of our jeggings and Yeezys, without fearing to witness a man-bulge wandering in the streets.
If you are still not convinced of the crimes that fashions of the 70s have committed, check out these men's fashion disasters from the decade to see what we mean. Compiled by Bored Panda, the list contains an appalling array of atrocities that the designers themselves cannot defend. So scroll down below to check the gloriously disturbing fashions below, but be warned, as it might get quite NSFW.
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Ivanka van der Reest 9 years ago
I cannot stop laughing. The style this man wears on the picture seems rediculously feminine already but this comment... tears from laughing. Writing blindly. Lol lol lol
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Yvonne Bernal 9 years ago
GOOD GRIEF! I had this EXACT green sweater too... except mine was 5 inches longer, and I believe it was a dress. haa ha ha
Bambi Held 6 years ago
Are we voting on the ceiling tiles, the lighting, the hvac, or the clothing? Or do they come as a set?
Илья Берляев 9 years ago
What makes it even worse is the weird background (note the broken ceiling panel on the right, too) and camera angle, which makes him look like a Gulliver.
Christian Beshara-White 6 years ago
I was going to say, it was nice of his Mother to loan him her sweater. lol!
Miriam Hirsch 9 years ago
I never saw men dressed like this in the 70s and I was an art student!
Mark Glover Masterson 9 years ago
Lookie me!....slender I be. All coked up..... I like it rough!
Sarah De Boer 9 years ago
Even the sweater tile on the ceiling is embarrassed and has started to make a break for it.
over opinionated 9 years ago
I actually like the sweater... I just don't see it as a guys shirt. I picture that with tights on a woman.
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Amanda Panda 9 years ago
No one past the age of infancy should be wearing a freaking onesy. wtf!
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Carmozina Vieira-Sweeney 9 years ago
The short guy looks like he's so disgusted by his clothes that he doesn't want to touch himself.
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Doncar 9 years ago
The problem is, none of these outfits would fit 90% of men today. Our waistline has grow out...
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Rhon 9 years ago
So, as a child of the 60's I remember and worked in men's fashion during the 70's. Very few of these were actually worn by most men. These were those fashions that they tried to convince us was the latest trend but not really! Give it another 30-40 yrs and our grandchildren with be looking at the crazy things designers do now for fashion shows and they'll think that's what we all wore.
Yvonne Bernal 9 years ago
I would have to agree.... they NEVER deserved to exist in the first place!
Jantzen Mora 8 years ago
WRONG!! 70s fashion for men is long overdue for a true comeback. I wear the 70s style every f&*^in day of my life regardless of what you so-called "fashion experts" who are nothing more than overpaid sexually repressed idiots think! Me-58a4af59c8b30.jpg 
Becky Stacy 9 years ago
Hey, at least they(men) were really trying new bold things! Prob the most daring they've ever been with fashion! Lol. Saw quite a few things women have worn thru the tests
Joanne Snyder 9 years ago
Y'all made this s**t up. I was there. We had great fun and the best music ever. Never saw this trash, anywhere. Well, maybe almost never... there was always Sonny & Cher. And Elton John.... but those were costumes! Except for Cher.... sonny-and-...02fd1e.jpg 
Amazon QT 6 years ago
Yeah Cher had some “Groovy s**t” she wore back in the day...
Load More Replies... Jantzen Mora 8 years ago
This is America and as long as I have my freedom, I will continue to wear bellbottoms and platform shoes!!
Jantzen Mora 8 years ago
Yeah that's what annoys me. So it's cute on women and modern to wear 70s but a man wears it and it is "outdated". F--them!
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Caroline Driver 9 years ago
The decade that taste completely bypassed. But true, at least it had a style all it's own, unlike the shapeless baggy jeans, hoodies and baseball caps that seem to have been around for about 30 years now
Anna McHugh 9 years ago
It's like Pinterest before Pinterest - except that it was an entire decade devoted to repurposing your dead grandma's clothes. Your dead, insane, colourblind, synthetics-lovin' gramma.
Robbie Hannan 9 years ago
I remember the 70s as the decade taste forgot but this collection is truly outstandingly bad. But I don't remember that many check pants being around in Australia and it's something you'd never forget! Nor the fabulous man-baby onesies. Body shirts were the thing here.
Lori Duchrow 9 years ago
I was in college in the 70's, and never once did I see anyone wearing a crocheted, belted sweater. Never.
Fiona Allen 4 years ago
Yes, it IS horrible, but at least they weren't afraid to show their chest hair.
Robyn Denton 6 years ago
I have this post bookmarked in my browser. Every time I go through my bookmarks to delete stuff I don't want any more, I get to the link for this post, and think 'No, can't get rid of this one yet'. It's hilarious and cringe-worthy - so bad that it's good!
David John 6 years ago
They are all great, no idea what you are talking about. Men's fashion from an era you never lived in. For me brings back great memories. Very stylish.
Callie Ge 6 years ago
The 70s, the decade that taste forgot. Thank Fek none of the men I dated ever looked like that, polyester body shirts & flares were bad enough. I was able to get them to ditch the body shirts for cotton by saying I was allergic to synthetics, they were all clueless enough to miss the fact that most of my dresses were Jersey.
Ionut Milea 8 years ago
@ bored panda You are saying ... ? http://www.sadanduseless.com/2017/02/fashion/
Tahlita Van Der Berg 9 years ago
Tbh the 'feminine' look is pretty great on guys... just hate the onesie stuff lol
JEEMA AZEEM 9 years ago
my neighbor recently bought an almost new blue Nissan Xterra SUV by working parttime from a macbook...see it here>>>>www.jobsnews11.comTM
Danny Banany 6 years ago
Gay isn't just a fashion, it's a reality and if there was a time when it was embraced by men to be flamboyant and unapologetic about being androgynous then it simply means those times marked a freedom of expression for everyone. I don't see this freedom today anymore. And I think this is a problem.
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Đen Nguyễn 9 years ago
30 or 40 years from now, when later generations look at what we wear nowadays, they would react the same way.
Roberta Morrison 9 years ago
Yep. And it's your fault when we start seeing these on the street. But on the bright side, guys at least knew how to wear pants in those days!
Jeanne Deaux 9 years ago
When you see all these outfit it's a miracle we are here today to talk about it. I mean, how did they manage to seduce anyone to the point of reproducing wearing that. Unless they just took it off as soon as they saw someone of interst in the distance...
Ingrid Eriksen Hagen 9 years ago
I can't see why men shouldn't be allowed to take some inspiration from female styles - like knitting, colors... Love the play with the androgynous :-)
tara hasani 9 years ago
i don't think they even want to come back since we have enough stupid trends nowadays ...
Bob McDonald 9 years ago
I'm waiting on silly hair styles and clothes from the eighties to take the heat off the 70s,😆
Bob McDonald 9 years ago
I'm not sure I should ruin the fun however a lot of guys wouldn't be caught dead in clothes made from Simplicity patterns or knitting instruction seen here. That said, I have pictures of me in poly leisure suits and/or platform shoes...
Danny Banany 6 years ago
You know what I honestly think the problem here is: people today are sooooooooooooooooo effing scared of anything outside the box. I think this article in itself. In the 70s men were more playful with fashion. Today everyone is just scared of colours, patterns and the slightest hint of androgyny. Why do you need to perpetuate this toxic s**t? Bored Panda, your boredom just entered the stupid area. Go hunt some rabbits, you "real men".
Puddin Tane 9 years ago
I'm so glad that is behind us! Let us hope it never rears its UGLY head again. The nightmares!
Penny Cillin 9 years ago
Oh, the horror!! Oh, the polyester! Never again. For the children, we must vow NEVER AGAIN!!
Doncar 9 years ago
The problem is, none of these outfits would fit 90% of men today. Our waistline has grow out...
Load More Replies... Rhon 9 years ago
So, as a child of the 60's I remember and worked in men's fashion during the 70's. Very few of these were actually worn by most men. These were those fashions that they tried to convince us was the latest trend but not really! Give it another 30-40 yrs and our grandchildren with be looking at the crazy things designers do now for fashion shows and they'll think that's what we all wore.
Yvonne Bernal 9 years ago
I would have to agree.... they NEVER deserved to exist in the first place!
Jantzen Mora 8 years ago
WRONG!! 70s fashion for men is long overdue for a true comeback. I wear the 70s style every f&*^in day of my life regardless of what you so-called "fashion experts" who are nothing more than overpaid sexually repressed idiots think! Me-58a4af59c8b30.jpg
Becky Stacy 9 years ago
Hey, at least they(men) were really trying new bold things! Prob the most daring they've ever been with fashion! Lol. Saw quite a few things women have worn thru the tests
Joanne Snyder 9 years ago
Y'all made this s**t up. I was there. We had great fun and the best music ever. Never saw this trash, anywhere. Well, maybe almost never... there was always Sonny & Cher. And Elton John.... but those were costumes! Except for Cher.... sonny-and-...02fd1e.jpg
Amazon QT 6 years ago
Yeah Cher had some “Groovy s**t” she wore back in the day...
Load More Replies... Jantzen Mora 8 years ago
This is America and as long as I have my freedom, I will continue to wear bellbottoms and platform shoes!!
Jantzen Mora 8 years ago
Yeah that's what annoys me. So it's cute on women and modern to wear 70s but a man wears it and it is "outdated". F--them!
Load More Replies... Caroline Driver 9 years ago
The decade that taste completely bypassed. But true, at least it had a style all it's own, unlike the shapeless baggy jeans, hoodies and baseball caps that seem to have been around for about 30 years now
Anna McHugh 9 years ago
It's like Pinterest before Pinterest - except that it was an entire decade devoted to repurposing your dead grandma's clothes. Your dead, insane, colourblind, synthetics-lovin' gramma.
Robbie Hannan 9 years ago
I remember the 70s as the decade taste forgot but this collection is truly outstandingly bad. But I don't remember that many check pants being around in Australia and it's something you'd never forget! Nor the fabulous man-baby onesies. Body shirts were the thing here.
Lori Duchrow 9 years ago
I was in college in the 70's, and never once did I see anyone wearing a crocheted, belted sweater. Never.
Fiona Allen 4 years ago
Yes, it IS horrible, but at least they weren't afraid to show their chest hair.
Robyn Denton 6 years ago
I have this post bookmarked in my browser. Every time I go through my bookmarks to delete stuff I don't want any more, I get to the link for this post, and think 'No, can't get rid of this one yet'. It's hilarious and cringe-worthy - so bad that it's good!
David John 6 years ago
They are all great, no idea what you are talking about. Men's fashion from an era you never lived in. For me brings back great memories. Very stylish.
Callie Ge 6 years ago
The 70s, the decade that taste forgot. Thank Fek none of the men I dated ever looked like that, polyester body shirts & flares were bad enough. I was able to get them to ditch the body shirts for cotton by saying I was allergic to synthetics, they were all clueless enough to miss the fact that most of my dresses were Jersey.
Ionut Milea 8 years ago
@ bored panda You are saying ... ? http://www.sadanduseless.com/2017/02/fashion/
Tahlita Van Der Berg 9 years ago
Tbh the 'feminine' look is pretty great on guys... just hate the onesie stuff lol
JEEMA AZEEM 9 years ago
my neighbor recently bought an almost new blue Nissan Xterra SUV by working parttime from a macbook...see it here>>>>www.jobsnews11.comTM
Danny Banany 6 years ago
Gay isn't just a fashion, it's a reality and if there was a time when it was embraced by men to be flamboyant and unapologetic about being androgynous then it simply means those times marked a freedom of expression for everyone. I don't see this freedom today anymore. And I think this is a problem.
Load More Replies... Đen Nguyễn 9 years ago
30 or 40 years from now, when later generations look at what we wear nowadays, they would react the same way.
Roberta Morrison 9 years ago
Yep. And it's your fault when we start seeing these on the street. But on the bright side, guys at least knew how to wear pants in those days!
Jeanne Deaux 9 years ago
When you see all these outfit it's a miracle we are here today to talk about it. I mean, how did they manage to seduce anyone to the point of reproducing wearing that. Unless they just took it off as soon as they saw someone of interst in the distance...
Ingrid Eriksen Hagen 9 years ago
I can't see why men shouldn't be allowed to take some inspiration from female styles - like knitting, colors... Love the play with the androgynous :-)
tara hasani 9 years ago
i don't think they even want to come back since we have enough stupid trends nowadays ...
Bob McDonald 9 years ago
I'm waiting on silly hair styles and clothes from the eighties to take the heat off the 70s,😆
Bob McDonald 9 years ago
I'm not sure I should ruin the fun however a lot of guys wouldn't be caught dead in clothes made from Simplicity patterns or knitting instruction seen here. That said, I have pictures of me in poly leisure suits and/or platform shoes...
Danny Banany 6 years ago
You know what I honestly think the problem here is: people today are sooooooooooooooooo effing scared of anything outside the box. I think this article in itself. In the 70s men were more playful with fashion. Today everyone is just scared of colours, patterns and the slightest hint of androgyny. Why do you need to perpetuate this toxic s**t? Bored Panda, your boredom just entered the stupid area. Go hunt some rabbits, you "real men".
Puddin Tane 9 years ago
I'm so glad that is behind us! Let us hope it never rears its UGLY head again. The nightmares!
Penny Cillin 9 years ago
Oh, the horror!! Oh, the polyester! Never again. For the children, we must vow NEVER AGAIN!!
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