Around here pink or yellow were seen the most. I had a pink pair - to go with red hair and leather jacket. So it must have been 00's - you're right about the ban on pink.
I do! But those came back around 2008, in an "envirronment friendly" incarnation (supposedly made out of recycled fabric). And looking at skinny jeans surrounding me now, I wish came back again.
I wonder... Were the safety pins part of grunge style? Or was it more generally rebellious? I just realized we sort of never had true grunge music - most of our 90's mainstream had arisen from underground punk rock scene, and then people turned to hip-hop in what seemed like a fortnight.
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Date: 2017-12-09 01:21 pm (UTC)I do! But those came back around 2008, in an "envirronment friendly" incarnation (supposedly made out of recycled fabric). And looking at skinny jeans surrounding me now, I wish came back again.
I wonder... Were the safety pins part of grunge style? Or was it more generally rebellious? I just realized we sort of never had true grunge music - most of our 90's mainstream had arisen from underground punk rock scene, and then people turned to hip-hop in what seemed like a fortnight.