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Late teens - in the early 80's....my favorite outfit was an old lady dress from the thrift shop, fishnet stockings and black converse hi-tops.
Another favorite, black skinny pants with a huge men's shirt (i was 120 lb female wearing 42/44 size mens shirt) and black combat boots...my mom used to say "you look like a effin' clown" ahahaaa)
T'was the late 1960s. I received, to my utter joy, white knee-high boots one Christmas. Straight from that exclusive fashion emporium, J. C. Penney. So very go-go, so very "Mod Squad." I wore them outdoors that very Christmas afternoon. Alas, being vinyl, a crack appeared across both toe lines because of the cold. Thus endeth my short career as a happening chick.
Those harem pants (parachute pants, but cotton) in the '80s. I was very slender, but NO ONE looked good in those things. I'd wear them with an equally ill-fitting, loose peasant blouse.
I still can't believe I abandoned my originality in that same decade when the "preppy" look caught on and I wore those button-down Izod shirts in every pastel color available. What a bore!
We always look back and think the stuff we wore in the past was bad. Ten or twenty years from now, we'll say the same thing about what we're wearing today.
I think the human mind is trained to like what it hasn't seen in a while, and grow tired of what it has seen so much of. That's why fashion trends see-saw back and forth.
One thing I hate is excessively baggy clothes. I went with the baggy look for a while, though not to an extreme degree. I find that now I very much like the slimmer (not skinny) look. I also hate the trend of wearing pants down too low, but I have never done that.
Eventually, we'll grow tired of the slimmer look and go back to baggy again.
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