legendary master Jose
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Parachute pants are coming back!
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2010's Fashion
- Thread starter CptScorpion
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Ohh mannn, I would dress like that every. day. if I could. So awesome!
interstellas
Banned
Yeah you know those old 18 century wigs? Those are funny. >:
Bring them back?
Bring them back?
CptScorpion
Scrafty Artist
How about Mop Top Haircuts for me and my rock band? Our hair is going to be like the Beatles, except the mop tops are a little longer.
Sounds good. You should get matching do's for pubic hair. I bet girls will find that cute.
intergalactic platypus
Only rescues maidens
My guess is that 80's will go back out and be replaced by 90's. I already see 80's stuff when I try to shop vintage, which depresses me
CptScorpion
Scrafty Artist
There's one more difference. We will try to be less popular than Jesus Christ by Fall 2016 and we hope not to be banned from touring for good.
I'm going to go against this and say flannel is going to be big this year.
Otherwise I'm going to have to get rid of 4 perfectly good shirts.
ForeverFlame
Well-Known Member
I noticed that one of the major trends at my school is having jeans (mainly skinny jeans) that are a lighter shade than your top. Not pure white skinnies, but a light gray almost. Black, gray, and white are all major colors right now. Colored skinnies just look tacky now, and they're so 2008/2009.
Flannel shirts are definitely the in-thing right now. Doesn't matter which color.
Converse. Once again, it doesn't matter which color, but the more attention-grabbing the better.
Peacoats have made a fascinating comeback as well.
Basically, 2010s fashion is like 1990s, but reversed. Everything else is the same, but tight-fitting > baggy, and clean and sophisticated > gross and grungy.
Flannel shirts are definitely the in-thing right now. Doesn't matter which color.
Converse. Once again, it doesn't matter which color, but the more attention-grabbing the better.
Peacoats have made a fascinating comeback as well.
Basically, 2010s fashion is like 1990s, but reversed. Everything else is the same, but tight-fitting > baggy, and clean and sophisticated > gross and grungy.
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Oh, jeans. I've seen plenty of lifetimes' worth of jeans. Too many jeans.
During a recent trip to the mall, my cousin and I were in Aeropostale, I think (I don't keep track of what all these posh name-brand store thingumajigs are called), and I saw: boot-cut jeans, wide boot-cut jeans, slim boot-cut jeans, original boot-cut jeans, and more types of boot-cut jeans. And that didn't even count all the trillions of shelves of jeans that didn't have "boot-cut" in their titles.
I know jeans are something rather trivial to feel strongly about, but this overwhelming surge of the denim disaster disturbs me. I am quite adamantly opposed to jeans.
During a recent trip to the mall, my cousin and I were in Aeropostale, I think (I don't keep track of what all these posh name-brand store thingumajigs are called), and I saw: boot-cut jeans, wide boot-cut jeans, slim boot-cut jeans, original boot-cut jeans, and more types of boot-cut jeans. And that didn't even count all the trillions of shelves of jeans that didn't have "boot-cut" in their titles.
I know jeans are something rather trivial to feel strongly about, but this overwhelming surge of the denim disaster disturbs me. I am quite adamantly opposed to jeans.
I honestly think it beats the cuss out of Cargo Pants; at least you can attempt to look classy with the right shirt and a pair of jeans. I just usually make sure my jeans are Relaxed Fit, so I have a little breathing room. Also, the whole lighter shade is bogus; I like a good pair of blue jeans just to keep it simple.
Interestingly enough, I would say flashy sneakers are another major fashion choice. It's shocking how many neon pair of sneakers I've seen, ranging from in-store to custom made pairs.
Given that I go to "J. Crew U", most of my peers are usually on the cutting end of fashion.
Cargo pants are meant to just be cargo pants, though; no flash or overproduction. Having five different kinds of "boot-cut" jeans is just overkill, especially when all jeans are just jeans! I swear, one pair of jeans is completely identical to the next as far as I'm concerned. It's like that breakfast quote where every one of the umpteen items is some combination of spam and eggs - comically superfluous.
Well, I would say there are 2 types of jeans: the less costly, nice pair of jeans (which people have categorized into multiple compartments of cargo jeans, relaxed jeans, original jeans for god knows what reason); and the overpriced, ripped pair of jeans that look ratty. If I want ripped jeans, I'll rip them myself!
Scratch that, I don't want to look like a bum. Seriously though they make different types to sell more.