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The ’70s are in full swing for fall 2011 looks. From Burberry to Prada, mod was all the rage on the runways. Check out how the mod-tastic era made a major comeback this season, and how we found inspiration from non-runway related ideas.

Looks from Prada fall 2011:

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Looks from Burberry fall 2011:

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Looks from Alberta Ferretti fall 2011:

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Looks from Philosophy fall 2011:

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Here’s what comes to our own ’70s mood board when we think of the ’70s (not that we actually experienced them for ourselves of course), but these historical (and not-so-historical) bits of fashion memoirs seem to awaken the groovy era back to life. Twiggy was the definition of British mod. We love her iconic pixie cut and voluminous lashes.

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Who better to represent the mod era better than Edie Sedgwick and Andy Warhol, who together helped shape the iconic style more than anyone.

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And in case you’re unfamiliar with the original Edie Sedgwick, maybe you know of Sienna Miller’s rendition of Edie in Factory Girl.

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Although we hate to admit it, the Austin Powers series seems to sum up the “far-out” style (as Austin would say) of the ’70s pretty well—for those of whose who weren’t around to live it in person that is.

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How could you complete the mod look without some serious attention to your eyes, meaning thick lashes and a great cat eye. Get the winged look with Stila’s liquid eyeliner.

Photo: Courtesy of Stila. Stila Liquid Eyeliner, $20

For dramatic lashes, we love Maybelline’s Falsies Mascara—or of course, there’s always the fake lashes route which we totally approve of as well.

Photo: Courtesy of Maybelline. Maybeline Volume Express Mascara, $5

Photo: Courtesy of Ardell. Ardell fake lashes, $4

Adele is pretty much our modern day mod girl. She’s got the look and vibe, with a soulful voice to match.

Photo: Courtesy of Adele's Album Art