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In reply to the discussion: What fashion trend are you glad went away? Mine is the tent dress [View all]Paladin
(28,822 posts)154. Sounds like me, now that I'm retired.
I've got some beautiful dress shoes, bagged up in a closet; haven't worn them in years. Need to get off my dead ass and give them away, as you did. Got a bunch of neckties I need to pass on, as well.
Sounds like you knew how to dress. I'm a big fan of cordovan shoes.
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Agree.Hated them and after some washin of the item with the shoulder pads, the pads would slip and make you look like
debm55
Nov 16
#14
That's funny, You brought up another one ----those tights. some people should just not wear them.But they do.
debm55
Nov 16
#44
I had a real suede dark brown short vest w looong fringe & some beads. Loved it. 😄🥰
electric_blue68
Nov 16
#80
No......I had a fringe leather jacket that was stolen, and I was just sick.....
a kennedy
Nov 20
#170
Thank you Permanut. Include also the jeans that you would buy that was all cut up and torn. I'm glad I missed that one.
debm55
Nov 16
#19
Thank you Dulcinea. I have alot of young women wearing them too. and HS students wearing in HS. I agree with you. Why
debm55
Nov 16
#105
Agree with shoulder pads. What I wish would go away is the wearing of pajama pants, house shoes, and
LoisB
Nov 16
#12
I have seen hat covers and they are very useful. As youngsters, we used to wear head scarves and had plastic
LoisB
Nov 16
#51
Thank you LoisB. I have seen the pajama pants and house shoes. I haven't seen the shower caps.
debm55
Nov 16
#29
They call them bonnets but they are shower caps or sleep caps - ridiculous outside wear.
LoisB
Nov 16
#55
Oh great! My nephews loved my old bell bottoms, so they at least had a home after I was done w/ them!
SWBTATTReg
Nov 16
#33
Thank you Polly Hennessey. I agree with the stilettos. Can't see how women walk in them. I am in the comfortable shoe
debm55
Nov 16
#31
I never did. Especially I had high arches made my ankles a bit not quite wobbly until I learned Tai Chi...
electric_blue68
Nov 18
#144
Yup. I call them legal foot binders, epecially those with the extreme pointed toe.
sarge43
Nov 16
#65
It will be back. The shoes, I taught for 42 years. I wore flats or pumps. Thank you sarge43
debm55
Nov 16
#68
One of the women I have lunch with has the most beautiful color hair, that I call her Sterling....
a kennedy
Nov 20
#174
No thanks to MAGA women & Kardashians, they are still popular: Skin-tight, reveal everything short short dresses
hlthe2b
Nov 16
#43
Thank you hlthe2b. when I went to hospital last week I could swear these two young women standing in line didn't have
debm55
Nov 16
#48
I beg to differ with you . There is fashion and style. Fashion is what the clothing industry decides what the people wil
debm55
Nov 16
#66
I made my own clothing and it was my own style. Unless you make your own clothing you are stuck with what the buyers
debm55
Nov 16
#95
As did I. It was cool having something no one else had or could have. Used Simplicity patterns.
debm55
Nov 16
#106
I was a teacher for 42 years. I was not allowed to wear jean or sweats. You also have to look at the occupation one is
debm55
Nov 16
#103
Thank you radical noodle. My MAGA neighbor, who is 10 years younger then me. Wears them in the summer. She remings me of
debm55
Nov 16
#64
There is also the house dress , but it is more like a dress, cotton material and belted waist A MuuMuu. doesn't have a
debm55
Nov 16
#72
I remember coulottes. and the awful color palettes. My favorites were teal and pink or grey and pink.
debm55
Nov 16
#109
OMG , That is so strange. Thank you FuzzyRabbit. Notice the slight bell to the pants.
debm55
Nov 16
#112
Thank you Shermann. Whatever became of Dockers? So many men wore Dockers--they were neat, comfy, and tailored very
debm55
Nov 16
#98
I have a pair of Dockers that are about 15 years old and are still my favorite pants
yellowdogintexas
Nov 18
#146
I love capris. The in between from long pants, jeans for cold, quite cool wearher, and shorts for the hot weather.
electric_blue68
Nov 19
#161
They never went out of style in Spain. We were there in 1983 and women were still
yellowdogintexas
Nov 18
#147
My cousins daughter had cowboy boots and short dresses. The bride, cousin;s daughter wore a slightly longer dress but
debm55
Nov 18
#155
Thank you The Wandering Harper. agree, they get wet and then after hitting the ground long enough they would fray. But
debm55
Nov 18
#157
Thank you KatK . My husband has his boxed away in the attic as they might come back. I hope not.
debm55
Nov 18
#158