Didn't
Some of my buds got into bell bottoms and flowery shirts
I wore Levis and a T shirt
Still do
Loved the mini skirt era
Still do
Dressing forward or backwards?
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Some of my buds got into bell bottoms and flowery shirts
I wore Levis and a T shirt
Still do
Loved the mini skirt era
Still do
Murrmurr
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CinnamonSugar
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That you on the left, @Murrmurr ?
Em in Ohio
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blue denim jeans worn until they were see-through, ragged, ripped, autographed, illustrated, and permanently grass-stained. I should have kept them - folks were paying hundreds of dollars not that long ago for "vintage" clothes that made them look like they actually did things!
dobielvr
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Tish
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In the 80's wild hair and shoulder pads. 
Lace gloves and frilly socks with heels, what the hell was I thinking.
Lace gloves and frilly socks with heels, what the hell was I thinking.
In junior high and high school I followed all the fashion trends. I wore hot pants, combat boots, frayed bell bottoms and Mary Quant makeup with platform shoes in the late 70's that made me over six feet tall. 
By college I wore sensible low canvas shoes, boots when appropriate, classic blazers and coats and a beret, always or a boater.
By college I wore sensible low canvas shoes, boots when appropriate, classic blazers and coats and a beret, always or a boater.
Murrmurr
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No, but good eye! That's my brother. I'm not in this one.
Jace
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I think it's coming back?
Murrmurr
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I just remembered something I did during high school to *fit in*. I used a blow-dryer and this gooey, sticky, green hair-gel called Dep to straighten my Jew-Fro.
I had super-curly hair, and not one other guy did; not one in the whole school. I spent massive amounts of time in the bathroom every morning trying to look like a Beatle or a surfer-boy; anything but a curly-haired male Orphan Annie of questionable descent.
I remember the first time I straightened that first strand, my hair was like 8 inches longer than I thought. Totally unexpected.
I had super-curly hair, and not one other guy did; not one in the whole school. I spent massive amounts of time in the bathroom every morning trying to look like a Beatle or a surfer-boy; anything but a curly-haired male Orphan Annie of questionable descent.
I remember the first time I straightened that first strand, my hair was like 8 inches longer than I thought. Totally unexpected.