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Did you just say stirrup pants were one of the biggest fashion tragedies?! You better shut your mouth! lol I LOVE those things!
Beehives? Yes
Also, mumus, bell bottoms, and a lot of the other funky 70's clothing; polyester suits for sure.
FAKE Asses
People are actually getting ass implants. Does that count
tight jump suits during the disco phase, I admit, I did party and go out dancing a lot, but when it was time for the rest room, omg, when drinking too much? and then of course the zipper gets stuck.
Parachute pants ftw.
Women's jumpsuits..
Fast fashion and social media kept trying to make it a thing...
Just no..no one pulls it off. Colorful, monochrome, doesn't matter the pattern or fabric..
My wife and I see something on a hanger thinking it is a cute dress or romper..we pull it out and the legs come rolling down and it is such a disappointment.
For guys? I am still haunted by JNCO jeans. The few times in private school we got to wear regular clothes, it would be so mind baffling to me seeing all the other guys come out in this gigantic 31 inch leg opening pants. I was the only one in regular jeans. I had NO interest in fitting in whatsoever and it was awful to see it every time.
The girls were all cute in their Delia's and Limited Too so it made no sense WHY the boys dressed so retarded.
M.C. Hammer Pants....... Can't Touch This.
I had a pair of parachute pants. Those are not forgiving at ALL! LOL Parachute Pants and Vans. Yea, I was a tomboy.
They are all weird when you look back!! How those poor women suffered in crinolines and corsets. No wonder they kept fainting and died too early
My Gran wore girdles, corsets for peasants, I was so scared when I was little that I would have to wear them too. I remember taking hers and putting it on, it was my first taste of existential despair.It was enormous on me, of course, Gran was "stout". I would help hook her up in the back. Thank goodness when i hit adolescence I only had to deal with garter belts, yes boys and girls, I am from the pre panty hose era.
It is physically impossible for me to walk in high heels, I guess my hip was always a little off, and lower back issues, but, no, I don't know how women do that. Not much need for them as a homesteader, but gawd girls, good for you if you can walk in them. I am wicked short too, 4'11", I would have appreciated the boost.
Can't stand any restrictions at all.. hope once all the fashion houses are taken down and real women and men are designing clothes..we get some kinder fabrics too
Agreed. And male skirts that are not kilts.
togas were cute on some guys in those sword and sandals movies
I am with you on the shoulder pads, although I have to say, I sported those pretty good.
ANYTHING that comes down that runway... FREAKS!
Those pants that drop down halfway - dunno the name.
Hip-huggers.
Unless you mean the falling-down look which just screams, among other things, "belt needed desperately".
Yeah the "belt needed desparately" look summarizes it!
Sagging Fashion Sagging is a manner of wearing trousers or jeans that sag so that the top of the trousers or jeans is significantly below the waist, sometimes revealing much of the wearer's underpants. Sagging is predominantly a male fashion. Women's wearing of low-rise jeans to reveal their G-string underwear is not generally described as sagging. A person wearing sagging trousers is sometimes called a "sagger", and in some countries this practice is known as "low-riding".
😂😂😂😂love it..they look like that cartoon of baby with diaper drooping down...
BOTH!!
Being somebody that lives in Kauai, part time, capris are fantastic! But… If I’m going to the beach, I’m going into the water. I don’t need to wear pants to the beach.
I think originally, they were called clamdiggers. Because people would wear them when they were digging clams. Then they turned into capris, and I don’t even know what the hell coolots were for.