With the recent runway revival of fashions reminiscent of “Mad Men,” it’s only fair that styles from a more carefree era get a turn—the ’70s. Just in time for summer, an abundance of great styles have become available and are sure to be staples in our wardrobes for the coming months.

’70s-inspired looks were all over the runways for spring at Fendi, Yves Saint Laurent and Marc Jacobs, among others. The key to getting this trend right is taking inspiration from the era and putting a modern spin on it. I’ve mapped out seven key pieces to get the ’70s look right and to help you sail through the summer in style.

1. Wide Leg or Flare Jeans

It’s time to give your jeggings a break and embrace this style, one of the most epitomizing of the decade. Unlike the original introduction of wide leg jeans, the styles available now are sleeker, with a manageable flare and high waist. Pair them with a tucked-in blousy top and chic skinny belt, and you’re all set!

Steal: Gap Wide Leg Trouser Jeans in Medium Wash, $79.50

Splurge:J Brand 2244 Kiki Jeans in Pure, $203

2. Perfect Accessories

The perfect ’70s-inspired accessories, with a modern twist, of course, will allow you to add subtle hints of the era to your look. The key pieces? A slouchy, supple leather bag, chunky accessories, or a just-skinny-enough leather belt.

Steal: Tommy Hilfiger Braided Skinny Leather Belt, $29

Splurge: R.J. Graziano Disc Necklace, $45

3. Spice-Toned Suede

While fringed vests and mini skirts were the suede mainstays of the era, the styles today have a mod twist—sleek lines and classic shapes. Suede for summer got you worried? The light tones make it work.

Steal:H&M Suede Miniskirt, $50

Splurge: Gap Suede jacket, $328

4. Flowy Pieces

As I’ve mentioned above, loose blouses are a key—and versatile—look to work into your wardrobe. Tucked into flare jeans, or a long skirt for a total blousy look, this is one of the most important pieces to have this summer.

Steal: Forever 21 ¾ Sleeve Abstract Print Peasant Top, $17.80

Splurge:Diane von Furstenberg Acanthi Top in Lightning, $210

5. Platform Wedges

Put your stilettos and strappy sandals to rest and embrace the surprisingly comfortable style of platform wedges. They are so versatile and can be worn with flared jeans, skirts and dresses.

Steal: G by Guess Paulaa, $69

Splurge: Dolce Vita Sancia, $165

6. Maxi Dress

The maxi dress has been popular for a few seasons now, but this season it is about capturing that effortless chic of the ’70s. Cinched at the waist and worn with wedges, a floppy hat and big sunglasses, this look is the epitome of cool.

Steal: Vila for Asos.com Printed Chiffon Kimono Style Maxi Dress, $71.72

Splurge: Halston Heritage Pleated Maxi Evening Dress, $595

7. Bohemian Waves

Hair of the ’70s might bring to mind images of Farrah Fawcett’s famous feathered waves, but the look now is much sleeker. Middle parts with luxurious waves do the trick. Try a boho-inspired hair accessory or large barrette pulling your hair to the side for a fun look.

Steal: John Frieda Luxurious Volume Anytime Volume Refresher, $5.99

Splurge: Aveda Volumizing Tonic, $18.95