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Yeah! Clothing certainly was of a higher quality back then. Cloth was actually woven.
Hell of a lot better TV shows and movies and a few cars actually had some decent styling as you could still distinquish one from another.
Oh, yeah, and people still actually socially interacted IN PERSON out at parks, grocery stores, school, and work. No staring at devices.
*Sigh*...yeah, better days IMHO.
Not really. The 90s were the second worst decade for fashion (right behind the 80s). If you want good fashion and style, take a look at 50s, 60s, and 70s style clothes. They had Windbreakers, Dockers, Bell Bottoms, Letter Sweaters, platform shoes, poodle skirts, etc... That was some good fashion
Not really. The 90s were the second worst decade for fashion (right behind the 80s). If you want good fashion and style, take a look at 50s, 60s, and 70s style clothes. They had Windbreakers, Dockers, Bell Bottoms, Letter Sweaters, platform shoes, poodle skirts, etc... That was some good fashion
Hmmm....Leisure suits?? Qiana wedding gowns (the fabric--not the designer)?? Polyester everything??
I don't remember anything from the 90s other than Monica Lewinsky.
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