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I didn't think there would be anything odd about this thread. Low rise jeans used to be THE fashion, but suddenly out of the blue, people stopped wearing them. I don't get why that happens in fashion. If you like to wear something, why stop wearing it?
Its wasn’t SUDDENLY out of fashion and its been 2 decades since anyone sported them
I've liked having a break from seeing butt cracks, butt tattoos and thongs on display.
It's like you read my mind and wrote this for me.
One day, on the bus, I saw this very obese gal was bending down to tend her girl (about 2 years old) in the stroller. Her jeans were down to half of her butt. I saw a butterfly tattoo near her coccyx and a few inches of butt crack, and her belly was hanging down. I was thinking OMG. It seemed like she did it on purpose to show her tattoo and her butt to everyone on the bus. Some people like to do that, I guess. What a scene.
Fit guys and gals look good with low-rise. But for obese and skinny people, they don't look good.
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As a guy, I always thought low rise jeans looked extremely sexy on women. I always have and always will hate high rise jeans, but they seem to be the trend today. Why is that? What was wrong with low rise jeans that made them go out of style?
Low rise with a slight flare were the best look ever. It has been for years near impossible to find jeans like that, my wife has of yet find and still wears her low rise jeans that are over 15 years old now due to lack of replacement available.
As a guy, I always thought low rise jeans looked extremely sexy on women. I always have and always will hate high rise jeans, but they seem to be the trend today. Why is that? What was wrong with low rise jeans that made them go out of style?
I'm not aware that they've gone out of style, but overall they're very unflattering.
I'm not aware that they've gone out of style, but overall they're very unflattering.
I would say that as a style, they are unflattering AND uncomfortable on most who feel like they are going to fall off or show something they don’t want to be shown at any moment. Say what you want about mom jeans, but they are likely to be more comfortable if you happen to put on a few pounds.
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