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I remember girls sitting in the bathtub with water in it with their jeans on to make them skin tight
Laying on the floor, sucking in just to get the zipper up, lol.
Ha! I remember before going out with friends each of us taking turns laying down and having a friend use pliers to pull up the zipper.
My parents used the "squat" test on us before allowing us out of the house. We had to squat and stand up to prove that we could actually move in our jeans. We became experts on how to do this move in tight, tight jeans!
Yep, you were on your way to being a woman when you wore Jean Nate... lol. Wonderful scent. Very refreshing and lasted all day in school! Yes, I've seen the price.
Had to google Evening in Paris. I definitely remember the bottle and I think I remember the scent. Very unique.
Some of my fondest memories of my grandmother are shopping and lunch at the downtown Woolworth's.
I remember girls sitting in the bathtub with water in it with their jeans on to make them skin tight
Laying on the floor, sucking in just to get the zipper up, lol.
....and using the hook of the hanger in the zipper to help....and then pushing down the pockets with the hanger too because there was no way your hand would fit!
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