
Last Sunday, we celebrated a «’70s» gala at MY STYLE ROCKS. My look was an homage to one of the most iconic fashion stages of all time: Studio 54, a place that wasn’t just a nightclub, but a runway, a cultural phenomenon, and a temple of 1970s style history.
Celebrating that glamorous, decadent spirit: I went for this shimmering lamé dress and sequined blazer from Michael Kors’ F/W 2019 collection, which itself was dedicated to Studio 54, paired with a fabulous turban by Saint Laurent and the perfect accessories to finish it off.
Many didn’t realize, but this is exactly what the Seventies were about: drama, sparkle, individuality, and unapologetic glamour. Studio 54 wrote fashion history with its fearless outfits, where designers, muses, and icons all came together to create legendary moments that are still inspiring runways today.
Worn in Gala Episode 113 of MY STYLE ROCKS Season 2 with the theme «70s».
My look: Sequin tuxedo blazer with feathers, knotted stretch-lamé midi dress, Studio 54 sandals, and logo crossbody bag, all by Michael Kors Collection (F/W 2019), Aurora oversized butterfly acetate sunglasses by Zimmermann, Egyptian style necklace by CHANEL (Métiers d’Art Pre-fall 2019 Paris – New York collection), rings by Roberto Cavalli, and braided sequined stretch-crepe and lamé turban in black, all by Saint Laurent.
So here’s to bringing back that magic and showing that true seventies style never goes out of fashion.
LoL, Sandra
























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Worn on MY STYLE ROCKS Season 2 in Episode 72.







































With Fausto Puglisi, who designed the Roar bag, for the first collection under his creative direction.
Wearing my vintage Cavalli necklace that inspired Fausto Puglisi to create the Roar bag with its distinctive handle.
Harald Glööckler and I wore our Roar bags (large and small size) in a recent episode of MY STYLE ROCKS.


Today’s outfit post shows the look I wore last week in Episode 39 of Season 2.































With Roberto Cavalli in 2011.
With Fausto Puglisi in Café Cavalli in Milano in 2012.
At the home of Roberto Cavalli were lots of animals.
In Roberto’s living room in his house in Florence.

Fausto Puglisi with me at the Cavalli Club in Milan a few years ago.







































Peter Dundas with me


Beyoncé in Dundas at the 2017 Grammy Awards




The 11 footballs by Roberto Cavalli represent the powerful language of graphics in sport, especially in the football world and these prints are part of the S/S 2019 men’s collection. The flamboyant designs are a craft of very graphic and camouflage effects along with the prominent Roberto Cavalli logos.
Paul Surridge’s first collection for Roberto Cavalli Men S/S 2019