[ SECRET POST #2345 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2345 ⌋

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Comments

Re: '90s hair and clothes

[dimestoresaint]

I'm still jealous that I never had the chance to wear 90s fashion when it was actually in fashion. I spent my whole childhood thinking "I can't wait until I'm grown-up enough to wear cool clothes like that" and then once I was old enough to buy my own stuff, all the styles were different.

Re: '90s hair and clothes

[childings.livejournal.com]

Well, if you had been able to wear any of those clothes you would've realized how uncomfortable they were. Bodysuits with snaps in the crotch (really, who wants to deal with that when using the bathroom), acid-washed jeans that felt really rough on the skin and were pleated in the front and relaxed in the wrong places but really tight around the ankles? It was a horrorshow

I kind of like the revival of 90s fashion trends because this time they are doing it right. Like acid-washed jeans that are like, a print rather than actual acid-wash (or are at least softer fabric so it doesn't irritate the skin) that come in slimmmer cuts that flatter the body rather than MOM JEAN STYLE ONLY (I know a lot of people hate skinny jeans but I love them and I really don't think they look bad on anyone, legs were meant to be seen). Also some of the prints and colors but again, different tailoring and fabrics, etc. I really like a lot of the floral prints I'm seeing now

Re: '90s hair and clothes

[starphotographs]

OH GOD I HAD ONE OF THOSE BODYSUITS. The fuck was my mom thinking?

Re: '90s hair and clothes

[(Anonymous)]

I kinda liked the bodysuit because I didn't have to worry about my shirt untucking. Haha...

Re: '90s hair and clothes

[childings.livejournal.com]

That's what belt are for, though.