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" It started with Mad Men. The promo images came out, and there they were, Roger Sterling&amp;#039;s plaid pants and double-breasted blazer. And we knew the &amp;#039;70s were coming back.  Now, with London Men&amp;#039;s Fashion Week wrapping up, the &amp;#039;70s are here. And like it or not, they&amp;#039;re leaning towards the wacky psychedelic Mod looks of Scooby Doo. Knitted T-shirts? Check. Ascots? Yes please. And boot-cut denim? Don&amp;#039;t get us started. Still, as the decade nears its mid-point, we can&amp;#039;t help but think there might be something to these &amp;#039;70s looks. They&amp;#039;re just so different from the slim cuts that marked the 2000s, and we wonder if they just might trickle up and influence tailoring and menswear silhouettes for years to come. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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