Headscarves were worn in different ways during the 1970s. A classic look synonymous with this era is the long thin scarf, tied into a headband and trailing down long hair. In contrast to this loose and casual option, a more striking and dramatic effect was achieved with the turban. Similarly, a larger, square-shaped scarf could hold all the hair back from the face, tied at the nape of the neck. People experimented with bright and patterned wraps, sometimes even choosing a scarf print identical to their outfit.

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