I miss a lot of the 80s fashions, including skinny ties and fitting clothes, and the bright colors. Dreary colors and grunge were very depressing.
But all decades have some overlap. Like, WW2 had carryover for several years after 1945, and the 1950s really lasted until about 1963 in terms of styles and fashions. The 1960s, a lot of people immediately think "hippie", but that didn't get started until 1966 earliest, and didn't really get going until 1967... and lasted for several years into the 1970s.
What I mostly remember from the 1990s is grunge and flannel.
I really don't like low-rise jeans though. I guess it's leftover from when I grew up, but I prefer a higher waist on my jeans and pants, and low-rise feels uncomfortable and wrong.
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Date: 2017-12-03 08:42 pm (UTC)But all decades have some overlap. Like, WW2 had carryover for several years after 1945, and the 1950s really lasted until about 1963 in terms of styles and fashions. The 1960s, a lot of people immediately think "hippie", but that didn't get started until 1966 earliest, and didn't really get going until 1967... and lasted for several years into the 1970s.
What I mostly remember from the 1990s is grunge and flannel.
I really don't like low-rise jeans though. I guess it's leftover from when I grew up, but I prefer a higher waist on my jeans and pants, and low-rise feels uncomfortable and wrong.