At least the story has a happy ending
I am so grateful the pants and shirt has stuck around so long.
I just don’t like mid and high rise jeans which I guess are back now. Can I just have regular non-baggy, normal-rise jeans that aren’t stretchy? Apparently at the moment, no.
So semi-formal wear it is for me.
I’m never going to have a sense of fashion.
Pants and shirt for ever babyyyyy
My high school son dresses pretty much exactly like I did at his age. The other day it was 90’s themed day at school and he was stopped in the hall to take pictures becuase his outfit was so spot on. He had completely forgotten it was 90’s day and just wore his usual attire — a nirvana t-shirt over a thermal long sleeve and a pair of jnco jeans. Kid shops for himself (summer job $$) and I crack a smile every time I see him come home with another thing that could have come from my 90’s wardrobe (except I never could afford name brands).
skinny jeans make my ass phat, baggy jeans could never
I’m jealous, I have negative ass
Get some squats in.
Not with that attitude!
What did we do before denim was invented?
Cod pieces
Skinny/baggy breeches, and before that, pantaloons. Go back far enough and you might find clay tablets with cuniform text criticizing the youth for wearing their skirts/kilts too tight or loose.
Baggy robe vs tight robe
Unga-dunga!
I’m so glad they’re back in, I always thought they were so cute!
I will be the out of touch old man wearing stretchy skinny jeans one day. If I have to wear jeans, its going to be that kind. I won’t go back.
I’m waiting for the generation with the boldness to overturn the system with asymmetrical jeans: baggy high rise on one side, skinny low rise on the other.
just went shopping with my niece and guess what, Flares are back - just like bsck then when I was 12
And just like when your parents were 12
And just like when your grandparents were 12
I’ve been waiting for skinny jeans to come back. I don’t necessarily follow trends, but looks like they might be?
I hate all jeans, they’re bad for my sensory issues











