Fashion Redux?

RK must have been a wild and crazy guy in the 1970s. Originally Posted by discreetgent

Yep! I was quite the Lib back then. I was in my first peace march and sit in...in 1968...at the ripe old age of 14.

Luckily I grew out of that.

Yep! I was quite the Lib back then. I was in my first peace march and sit in...in 1968...at the ripe old age of 14.

Luckily I grew out of that. Originally Posted by Rudyard K

That is open to debate lol

As long as I get to do Marcia. Originally Posted by discreetgent

It's not like it would do any more to taint his image! Line forms behind Greg...

That is open to debate lol Originally Posted by discreetgent

LOL. Touche'

Here is a thought:

Might be fun to put on a leisure suit, with a paisley tie, have Lauren dressed as a harjuku girl ( http://eccie.net/showpost.php?p=932946&postcount=11 ) and going out on the town.

Yep! I was quite the Lib back then... Originally Posted by Rudyard K

Full disclosure: I was a lib at the time, too. As a first-year graduate student at UT Austin in '72, I was a big McGovern supporter. And I've admitted in this forum that I voted for Jimmy in '76 (although I actually considered him too conservative at the time -- but a better choice than Ford).

Took me a while to wise up!

Nostalgia. I lived in Detroit in ’68: after the riots. Buildings were blackened and ruined by fire. Neighborhood “vendors” would pop open their car trunks and display “their merchandise.” Sorry, but I wasn’t impressed with the capitalist spirit of the new left.

Here ya' go boys


Originally Posted by discreetgent

Actually the garish shirts (sans suit) made a strong comeback in the middle of the 2000's

Dude! Its hockey. They are probably Canadian (or spend a lot of time there). What would they know about fashion?

Originally Posted by pjorourke

Dwight Schrute (The Ofiice) is their fashion icon. Hockey people are hopelessly lost.

I know a couple of Hockey guys in the media & the sad thing is they really thing they are good dressers

Today, the part of "Mike Brady" will be played by.....our own, DG! Originally Posted by Sisyphus

As long as I get to do Marcia. Originally Posted by discreetgent

Um...DG he batted from the other side of the plate

Full disclosure: I was a lib at the time, too. As a first-year graduate student at UT Austin in '72, I was a big McGovern supporter. And I've admitted in this forum that I voted for Jimmy in '76 (although I actually considered him too conservative at the time -- but a better choice than Ford).

Took me a while to wise up! Originally Posted by CaptainMidnight

Many of us are former libs that wised up when we got our first tax bill

Um...DG he batted from the other side of the plate Originally Posted by atlcomedy

Hey, I get to play him my way

Dude! Its hockey. They are probably Canadian (or spend a lot of time there). What would they know about fashion?

Originally Posted by pjorourke

bellbottoms are already back. Originally Posted by Rudyard K

No way! They were "back" in the 90s and then went right back to not being back. I don't think they're back to being back again, are they? I see skinny jeans everywhere I go.

Even though I was so young I was just learning to cursive write during the aforementioned era, I knew the fashion was awful! The only thing I was even happier that faded into the sunset was jeans and trouser rises that were along the same plane as my bra line. Oh, God they were horrible. Bellbottoms were ugly, polyester was just plain ole gross, but high-rise jeans just make butts look HUGE.

Even though I was so young I was just learning to cursive write during the aforementioned era, I knew the fashion was awful! The only thing I was even happier that faded into the sunset was jeans and trouser rises that were along the same plane as my bra line. Oh, God they were horrible. Bellbottoms were ugly, polyester was just plain ole gross, but high-rise jeans just make butts look HUGE. Originally Posted by OliviaHoward

Jeans in general have come along way in the last decade or so. Women would wear them baggy in a way that certainly didn't flatter their ass. Watch a movie from the 90's if you don't remember

Jeans in general have come along way in the last decade or so. Women would wear them baggy in a way that certainly didn't flatter their ass. Watch a movie from the 90's if you don't remember Originally Posted by atlcomedy

Best ever jeans for women with a shapely ass..J-Brand. Period.

C xx