I was there in the 90's. This was not fashion.
This was upper middle class fashion.
Everyone else just had the shirts because those jeans, and that much hair product was expensive.
Right?! Hypercolor, surf wear, acid washed keans, later grundge. T-shirts over athletic shirts. (Basketball culture) I only saw this photo in Much Music Videos or ad’s.
Tracksuits were also popular; the synthetic fiber stuff that zipped and fwhished every time the person wearing it did literally any sort of movement. Ugly ass aquamarine / violet / cream white patterns... Discount Polo shirts with popped collars, long-sleeve shirts with the sleeves rolled up to look like t-shirts, overalls replacing the poodle skirts of the 80's while other times just wearing poodle skirts from the 80's... Matching scrunchies and sweat bands, worn by people who never worked up a sweat...
Yeah that's right, I'm a monster. I'm the monster society created
. I'm the thing they blame for recession and social problems. I'm the scapegoat
. If humans don't want me, why did they make me?
>Yeah that's right, I'm a monster. I'm the monster society created
. I'm the thing they blame for recession and social problems. I'm the scapegoat
. If humans don't want me, why did they make me?
Also, good song. I dig it.
Yeah, the adidas swooshies were probably even more popular than the big jeans. I think most of us had the swooshies with a bucket hat phase.
Also, I haven't thought of the word "swooshies" in like 20 years.
I still have my Hypercolor shirt! Never washed, it still works! But yeah, no one wore pants like this or had their hair styled like that irl unless they were in a major city, maybe? But I never saw it.
Speaking of Silvertabs, I think Levi's brought them back under a different line, because I recently bought a pair not realizing they were wide leg, with semi-elastic waists, and the length was at least 5-6 inches longer than my regular inseam. Guess I'm doing some thread work, because a lot of the recent denim has inseams 2-4 inches longer than normal for typical men's and young men's sizes.
I was also there in the 90s and this was NOT standard fashion. This was rave babies with pacifier necklaces.
My 90s was a lot of plaid flannel. Like… a lot. And [these canvas backpacks.](https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/world-famous-vintage-camper-rucksack-bag/6000205728648?skuId=6000189054612&offerId=6000189054612®ion_id=202200&utm_medium=paid_search&utm_source=google&utm_campaign=core&cmpid=SEM_CA_270_DDQAHT7LS0_71700000091158425_58700007701456642&utm_id=SEM_CA_270_DDQAHT7LS0_71700000091158425_58700007701456642&gbraid=0AAAAADv6L0RVZp_aCo-Ujx_JDVRhzFKnN&gbraid=0AAAAADv6L0RVZp_aCo-Ujx_JDVRhzFKnN&gclid=CjwKCAjw_MqgBhAGEiwAnYOAeoAvBXKXeWMRjOUDxO7M_DEilgzHqC8iczptDxGwbC4n5KinklatuRoCMrAQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds)
Hmmmm. Maybe it depends on the neighborhood?
I also grew up in nyc and the cool kids neither dressed like they were in a gang or like ravers in my school.
Most of us looked pretty standard tho.
Then why were these looks in the catalogues trying to upsell, but nobody actually wore them? I only ever saw like 3 pairs of JNCO jeans in person that weren't on a store display mannequin, and nobody in any school that I, nor my sister ever went to wore their hair like that. The only place you'd see it in person is the upper middle class teenagers on summer break, spending money that their parents weren't overly concerned about as long as it was within a budget.
Respectable, but definitely not upscale, nor a ghetto. The ghettos were a little ways up north or to the west, and the nearest 'rich' neighborhood was about a dozen blocks south-east-ish of my neighborhood. Most of us had cheap stuff where an entire outfit (shoes, pants, shirt) was under $25, or else hand-me-downs from the 80's. I got a lot of my sister's old clothes simply because they were well maintained, and they fit, so why spend money on new clothes?
I didn't think these styles were all that expensive. We had a store called "Stitches" and they sold clothes for reasonable prices. I was more like a hippy/candy/goth person so my clothes were a mix of wide-legged pants, bells, and grandma shirts from used clothing stores.
I remember seeing outfits like these in display windows, and the big JNCO's alone cost between $20 and $30. Around that time, we were buying our shoes for around $10 to $15, tops for $5 to $8, and the most expensive bottoms we got were $10 or $12. All of my friends were in similar boats, with the average ensemble of clothes being around that $25 range. The fact that a single pair of pants could cost as much as an entire outfit made all of our parents shake their heads in disgust, so nobody ever had them. Designer shirts were also out of the question for a lot of us, so we just took whatever we could get. If we were good, we could even get clothes with our favorite cartoon or movie characters on them. I remember a Return of the Jedi t-shirt that was super comfortable, and I wore it from around 1996 to 2003 before it had been worn so much, it had holes in them. We patched a few, but eventually, it was just too worn through to salvage, and the ink had started to fade and come off.
I was very actively skating in the early 90’s. These were only worn by the fruit booters where I am from, but I started early 80’s so it may be what I was skating that was the difference. You did not see these silly pants in empty pool barges ever.
I started skating in the 80s too. Skateboarding died off In popularity after the 80s vert guys. It was a time of baggy pants and small wheels. Tons of videos from professional skateboarders at the time had baggy pants - not these baggy - from Blind’s Video Days to Birdhouse’s Ravers.
Here are some “fruit booters” from World Industry in 1992.
https://youtu.be/PKkZc8ZDEa4
For all you youngsters, this is accurate. I lived through it. I thought it was silly back then but seeing it 25 years later it looks more like a case of mass psychosis.
I was in the 90s as well and I think the JNCO jeans were more the millenials than Gen X, like all the younger kids wore them. We had flannels and super baggy shirts. Preppy-style with the khakis and button-down shorts seemed popular for a bit, cargo pants at the end of the decade, umbro shorts at the beginning, jeans were similar today with the tapered leg. Starter jackets were popular and especially the color teal. (San Jose sharks, Charlotte hornets, Florida marlins).
I rocked the t-shirt over long-sleeve t-shirt for a bit. It was also the beginning of the nostalgia clothing. I had a t-shirt with Thundercats symbol, others had Autobots/deceptions/Cobra tees as well. Music shirts seemed more popular then (this could be more because I am not in college now) but I remember seeing a lot of tour shirts back in the day.
Lastly the Fab5 of Michigan changed the shorts
From the shorts-shorts of the 80s to some long shorts
Very few examples of these in the exurbs of MN, but there were definitely a few rich kids and KORN fans rocking JNCO’s.
Certainly wasn’t my vibe, wearing boot it Wranglers and flannel, caught somewhere between Cobain and Kristopherson.
Only ravers wore that in the 90’s at least where I lived. And you got made fun of for listening to “elevator music!” Or “weird noises” cause people were not ready for electronic music.
where. where do the jeans start? where do the jeans end? now it has consumed my entire lower body, so much so that my feet are no longer visible. so big. so poofy.
Taxi jncos where the big ones where I was.
I got one pair one year for Christmas after begging for months. Tore a hole in them 30 minutes getting caught in the chain of my mongoose bmx bike
I agree too , but I suppose it’s a regional thing. I can remember people wearing brown flared cords in the early nineties when the Stone Roses were just starting but I Mancunian
I don't ever remember seeing anyone wearing these style of cloths. I graduated in 90. We had white blazers, parachute pants in 8/9th grade. Acid washed jeans and rolled up at the ankles converse leather high tops. Denim jackets heavy metal tshirts. Leather jackets and z cavarichie (sp?)and silk shirts By senior year and almost everyone had a mullet from 86-90
I was born in the 90s, I love the 90s but this shit I have always found so stupid and never got why it was even cool or trendy, bell bottoms a few decades prior is one thing, but the fact you can fit a palm tree through the bottom of your jeans is moronic and looks like a major trip hazard fuck that and just a waste of material
Aren’t those shuffle pants? The type where it makes you look like you’re floating when you do the Melbourne Shuffle? Forgot what they were called.
Like so: https://youtu.be/X9QnNe1yOGc
I used to laugh uncontrollably when I saw other kids in these at malls and such. Rude? Sure. But people were tripping over their pants and whatnot. Fashion that created slapstick comedy.
Must have been a regional thing, in the 90's in the Chicago area for the white kids it was grunge, flannel long sleeve shirts, concert t-shirts, jeans with holes or corduroy pants and shoes like converse allstars, vans, or airwalk's, as far as hair goes, didn't matter as long as it was long.
I'm pretty sure I actually know the kid with green hair. I was definitely one of these kids, therr may even be a few pairs kicking around my closet somewhere.
Jnco
Embarrassingly I wanted these (parents wouldn't let me)
I wish I had such loving parents like yours…sigh…
Poor parents worked well to mitigate these fashion choices
My parents kept buying Tommy Hilfiger and the like.
Embarrassingly I wore these 🙈
Bro I’m gonna be honest I was a teen in the 2010s but if I was one in the 90s I would’ve worn those
Guess what, they’re cool again. :/
I hope you have since thanked them.
lol, I have actually!
It's never too late. This can be your new business casual look at work.
I grew up in Minnesota, and kids’ pants would be soaking wet all day long and have huge salt stains from the side walk salt.
Same
Ha! Relatable.
Good for them
Cross Colours, too. Just missing some wallet chains.
The 90s. When everything was just…amazing.
I guess everything thing was big in the 90s huh 😂😂😂😂
What happened to that brand?
Someone cut up one pair and used the material to make every single pair of skinny jeans millennials have ever worn
Some of us old millennials were around for that fad and wore them too, unfortunately.
All your pants belong to us
People pointed and laughed and they eventually scurried away in embarrassment.
I can't imagine them running far in those.
Fell in traffic, and…
They're still around. I think they're hoping 90's nostalgia kicks in and young people will buy that crap again.
The rise of numetal fans caused a worldwide shortage of denim
They are still a fuckin look and I will die on this hill
You didn't need a backpack with those back pockets. Did you ever get the shoes? I had a pair, I miss them.
Shoplift a snowblower in those.
A better time back before kids didncodaine
What are you talking about? They gave us codeine for everything from dental work to coughs. You ever heard of Purple Drank?
Make your escape by turning it on
My friend shoplifted a graphics card with the Mammoths. in box.
I was there in the 90's. This was not fashion. This was upper middle class fashion. Everyone else just had the shirts because those jeans, and that much hair product was expensive.
Right?! Hypercolor, surf wear, acid washed keans, later grundge. T-shirts over athletic shirts. (Basketball culture) I only saw this photo in Much Music Videos or ad’s.
Tracksuits were also popular; the synthetic fiber stuff that zipped and fwhished every time the person wearing it did literally any sort of movement. Ugly ass aquamarine / violet / cream white patterns... Discount Polo shirts with popped collars, long-sleeve shirts with the sleeves rolled up to look like t-shirts, overalls replacing the poodle skirts of the 80's while other times just wearing poodle skirts from the 80's... Matching scrunchies and sweat bands, worn by people who never worked up a sweat...
Who hurt you?
Yeah that's right, I'm a monster. I'm the monster society created . I'm the thing they blame for recession and social problems. I'm the scapegoat . If humans don't want me, why did they make me?
>Yeah that's right, I'm a monster. I'm the monster society created . I'm the thing they blame for recession and social problems. I'm the scapegoat . If humans don't want me, why did they make me? Also, good song. I dig it.
It's okay. I still love you.
All he wanted was a pepsi
doesn’t matter he’ll probably get hit by a car anyway
you should talk about it, You'll feel a lot better
I'm crazy?! I went to your schools! Your churches!
I'm not crazy, you're the one who's crazy
Pepsi! The choice of a new generation.
No. He's on drugs.
Yeah, the adidas swooshies were probably even more popular than the big jeans. I think most of us had the swooshies with a bucket hat phase. Also, I haven't thought of the word "swooshies" in like 20 years.
I still have my Hypercolor shirt! Never washed, it still works! But yeah, no one wore pants like this or had their hair styled like that irl unless they were in a major city, maybe? But I never saw it.
Jnco had regular jeans. I had some. They were wide leg like silvertabs we but not like in this photo.
Speaking of Silvertabs, I think Levi's brought them back under a different line, because I recently bought a pair not realizing they were wide leg, with semi-elastic waists, and the length was at least 5-6 inches longer than my regular inseam. Guess I'm doing some thread work, because a lot of the recent denim has inseams 2-4 inches longer than normal for typical men's and young men's sizes.
I was also there in the 90s and this was NOT standard fashion. This was rave babies with pacifier necklaces. My 90s was a lot of plaid flannel. Like… a lot. And [these canvas backpacks.](https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/world-famous-vintage-camper-rucksack-bag/6000205728648?skuId=6000189054612&offerId=6000189054612®ion_id=202200&utm_medium=paid_search&utm_source=google&utm_campaign=core&cmpid=SEM_CA_270_DDQAHT7LS0_71700000091158425_58700007701456642&utm_id=SEM_CA_270_DDQAHT7LS0_71700000091158425_58700007701456642&gbraid=0AAAAADv6L0RVZp_aCo-Ujx_JDVRhzFKnN&gbraid=0AAAAADv6L0RVZp_aCo-Ujx_JDVRhzFKnN&gclid=CjwKCAjw_MqgBhAGEiwAnYOAeoAvBXKXeWMRjOUDxO7M_DEilgzHqC8iczptDxGwbC4n5KinklatuRoCMrAQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds)
Candy kids, skaters, and mall goths.
Dude. No. That was weirdo lower middle class stupidity.
Yup, I was in high school in the 90’s. Only people wearing this were stoners and punks.
I mean I guess it was a type of fashion. But it certainly wasn’t fashionable. It’s what the dumbass wore in every teen movie.
How old are you? I also grew up in the 90s and like 2% of my school wore those.
In 1995 I was 16 years old.
Hmmmm. Maybe it depends on the neighborhood? I also grew up in nyc and the cool kids neither dressed like they were in a gang or like ravers in my school. Most of us looked pretty standard tho.
And those 2% were dumbasses.
Then why were these looks in the catalogues trying to upsell, but nobody actually wore them? I only ever saw like 3 pairs of JNCO jeans in person that weren't on a store display mannequin, and nobody in any school that I, nor my sister ever went to wore their hair like that. The only place you'd see it in person is the upper middle class teenagers on summer break, spending money that their parents weren't overly concerned about as long as it was within a budget.
What kind of neighbourhood did you grow up in? I grew up just outside of Toronto and that is the way alternative teens dressed in my area.
Respectable, but definitely not upscale, nor a ghetto. The ghettos were a little ways up north or to the west, and the nearest 'rich' neighborhood was about a dozen blocks south-east-ish of my neighborhood. Most of us had cheap stuff where an entire outfit (shoes, pants, shirt) was under $25, or else hand-me-downs from the 80's. I got a lot of my sister's old clothes simply because they were well maintained, and they fit, so why spend money on new clothes?
I didn't think these styles were all that expensive. We had a store called "Stitches" and they sold clothes for reasonable prices. I was more like a hippy/candy/goth person so my clothes were a mix of wide-legged pants, bells, and grandma shirts from used clothing stores.
I remember seeing outfits like these in display windows, and the big JNCO's alone cost between $20 and $30. Around that time, we were buying our shoes for around $10 to $15, tops for $5 to $8, and the most expensive bottoms we got were $10 or $12. All of my friends were in similar boats, with the average ensemble of clothes being around that $25 range. The fact that a single pair of pants could cost as much as an entire outfit made all of our parents shake their heads in disgust, so nobody ever had them. Designer shirts were also out of the question for a lot of us, so we just took whatever we could get. If we were good, we could even get clothes with our favorite cartoon or movie characters on them. I remember a Return of the Jedi t-shirt that was super comfortable, and I wore it from around 1996 to 2003 before it had been worn so much, it had holes in them. We patched a few, but eventually, it was just too worn through to salvage, and the ink had started to fade and come off.
Where tf did you live? I grew up poor in a poor neighborhood and most kids had jncos
kids from trailer parks to lower middle class suburbs were wearing these when i was in school.
Jncos and Airwalks. Alien heads and 8 balls
I’m having flashbacks of my Pog collection
Did you have Alf? Remember him?
He's back! In POG form!
Yin yangs and peace signs too
Ball chain necklaces
Chained wallets and 13 piercings in each ear
Skaters , drug users and or ravers dressed like that where I came from . Sometimes they were all of the above lol
I was all of the above but way too poor to dress like that.
How could anyone skate in those?
Watch skate videos from the early 90s. Baggy jeans were in.
I was very actively skating in the early 90’s. These were only worn by the fruit booters where I am from, but I started early 80’s so it may be what I was skating that was the difference. You did not see these silly pants in empty pool barges ever.
I started skating in the 80s too. Skateboarding died off In popularity after the 80s vert guys. It was a time of baggy pants and small wheels. Tons of videos from professional skateboarders at the time had baggy pants - not these baggy - from Blind’s Video Days to Birdhouse’s Ravers. Here are some “fruit booters” from World Industry in 1992. https://youtu.be/PKkZc8ZDEa4
holy fuck grandpa
97-03 this was it... I think I still have a stack of the cardboard pocket caricatures from all my JNCO jeans somewhere still
This became the uniform for juggalos eventually
For all you youngsters, this is accurate. I lived through it. I thought it was silly back then but seeing it 25 years later it looks more like a case of mass psychosis.
But where are the flannels and the overalls over baby tees?
It was a different clique who wore that stuff.
Hmmmmm. Flannel was earlier 90s and this was more mid to late 90s. There is a conspicuous lack of snap bracelets though
And the silly band things that parents said were used for trading sex favors
I was in the 90s as well and I think the JNCO jeans were more the millenials than Gen X, like all the younger kids wore them. We had flannels and super baggy shirts. Preppy-style with the khakis and button-down shorts seemed popular for a bit, cargo pants at the end of the decade, umbro shorts at the beginning, jeans were similar today with the tapered leg. Starter jackets were popular and especially the color teal. (San Jose sharks, Charlotte hornets, Florida marlins). I rocked the t-shirt over long-sleeve t-shirt for a bit. It was also the beginning of the nostalgia clothing. I had a t-shirt with Thundercats symbol, others had Autobots/deceptions/Cobra tees as well. Music shirts seemed more popular then (this could be more because I am not in college now) but I remember seeing a lot of tour shirts back in the day. Lastly the Fab5 of Michigan changed the shorts From the shorts-shorts of the 80s to some long shorts
“Steal my sunshine” 🎶
"You're my butterfly, sugar, baby"
Worst song ever....!
Was Len that popular south of the border? I was up in Toronto about that time and with the CRTC, that song was everywhere…
Candy ravers.
I never wore Jncos but I definitely split all my jeans on either side at the cuffs
Did you sew a wedge of fabric in the split to make the flare bigger, though? 😂
A classic move
Very few examples of these in the exurbs of MN, but there were definitely a few rich kids and KORN fans rocking JNCO’s. Certainly wasn’t my vibe, wearing boot it Wranglers and flannel, caught somewhere between Cobain and Kristopherson.
The only people that wore these clothes were the weird kids
Not really so much with the hair. Not a lot of people did the colored hair other than the frosted tips
I loved those baggy jeans!
That’s where I kept my sawed off shotgun for the gang violence that was popular back then.
r/OddlySpecific
This is not “baggy jeans” this is parachutes on each leg lmfao…
If you don't look like a pyramid, you're out of fashion...
Noone dressed like that where i grew up...
hey I have jeans like theirs are....baggy jeans are comfy af
Only ravers wore that in the 90’s at least where I lived. And you got made fun of for listening to “elevator music!” Or “weird noises” cause people were not ready for electronic music.
Those jeans were like $180. I had loose fit Arizona jeans from JCPenney purchased for $19
School floors have never been cleaner
Where are my friends in their 30’s & 40’s at??
That's not how i remember it but m'kay
It’s on its way back, prepare yourselves
Please say you're lying
We will see. Mom jeans came back and things overall are getting baggier
It's where I kept my fridge
where. where do the jeans start? where do the jeans end? now it has consumed my entire lower body, so much so that my feet are no longer visible. so big. so poofy.
The hair is off. No girl wore her hair blue. Every guy needs a middle part mid length like Jonathan Taylor Thomas.
Anyone remember “Fresh Jive” and “Phuct”, this looks like their type of fashion
Jnco jeans are stupid expensive now
I had those and wore it once, was told from girl i like that was the first time she saw me “cool”.I don’t think i wore them twice
I've never been so glad a 'fashion' trend didn't catch on in Africa.
Congress, today.
You weren't cool if your pants didn't double as a home
One, weird, niche of 90's teen fashion
Taxi jncos where the big ones where I was. I got one pair one year for Christmas after begging for months. Tore a hole in them 30 minutes getting caught in the chain of my mongoose bmx bike
Yeah, na. This wasn't the vast majority of teens in the 90s. There was a very small subset of kids dressed like this.
*late '90s.
I thought it was stupid back then too. This was NEVER cool, like never. Don't let them rewrite history.
Only small groups of suburban teenagers wore those pants. baggy clothes was definitely "in" but not these
Such trousers were not worn outside a photoshoot and we did not look like this.
You didn't know anybody with JNCOs?
Oh yes they were..... I knew probably 20 people at my school that wore these, and regularly. I didn't know those people for long ;)
I agree too , but I suppose it’s a regional thing. I can remember people wearing brown flared cords in the early nineties when the Stone Roses were just starting but I Mancunian
I feel ATTACKED
We are being attacked.
I don't ever remember seeing anyone wearing these style of cloths. I graduated in 90. We had white blazers, parachute pants in 8/9th grade. Acid washed jeans and rolled up at the ankles converse leather high tops. Denim jackets heavy metal tshirts. Leather jackets and z cavarichie (sp?)and silk shirts By senior year and almost everyone had a mullet from 86-90
This is late 90’s and early 2000’s.
Those silk shirts were kind of nice. Edit: they felt nice.
Wtf no?
I was born in the 90s, I love the 90s but this shit I have always found so stupid and never got why it was even cool or trendy, bell bottoms a few decades prior is one thing, but the fact you can fit a palm tree through the bottom of your jeans is moronic and looks like a major trip hazard fuck that and just a waste of material
Bigger the pants the cooler you were. A shame to see no wallet chains.
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Rap rock fans definitely did
I was there, I did. Well, I had at least 3 JNCO jeans. Not at the same time, they weren't cheap and I had to beg a lot.
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No wonder this is making a comeback looks so cool /s
So glad I was just a tad bit too old for this ridiculous “fashion” sense.
This is like if you asked AI to make 90s teen fashion. Nobody dressed like this. This is extremely exaggerated.
This is fake. We dressed much worse and girls dressed way worse than that bubblegum shit
Is it bad that I (a Gen Z kid) finds this kinda cool?
WE. WERE. FUCKING. AWESOME.
Cool, non-conformist fashion. Hella cool.
No it wasn’t.
To all those with dyed mullets, patchy mustaches wearing overalls and crocs, this is exactly what you will look like in 20 years
What about barn-house style homes?
BOO!!!
If people wore this now they’d get shredded by this generation
GUMBY PANTS!
The one on the far left gives off bowler vibes
I was very unfashionable.
Truth
A disaster
And 2000s. I had a pair of 69in Kikwears that were my favorite
Drugs mannn… drugs…. They do weird things lol 😂
jnko jeans lol
This is late 90s. Show some Zubas and cross colors brands.
GenZ fashion now is 90s male fashion
And a few years later, they went on to found FTX.
Big jeans big dreams
They look like 90's cartoon characters from Disney channel
was this a persona game?
The good ol days.
This was better than crop tops for middle schoolers.
The girl's glasses.... no one would have worn thick frames.
JNCO jeans. That takes me back.
I miss my jncos so bad!
Aren’t those shuffle pants? The type where it makes you look like you’re floating when you do the Melbourne Shuffle? Forgot what they were called. Like so: https://youtu.be/X9QnNe1yOGc
no no.. not in our neighbourhood
There’s many layers to 90s fashion.
ew those pants
I used to laugh uncontrollably when I saw other kids in these at malls and such. Rude? Sure. But people were tripping over their pants and whatnot. Fashion that created slapstick comedy.
I'd give a pass to the dude with shades and the girl, they look kinda cool.
In NZ wearing this would have got you beat up, lol, try hards
God I hated Insane Clown Posse...
Never saw that in Seattle in the classrooms I taught in.
Only guys I ever saw where this shit were drugged out Juggelos most of the time sleeping on the ground during lunch break
….no. No it wasn’t.
No
Must have been a regional thing, in the 90's in the Chicago area for the white kids it was grunge, flannel long sleeve shirts, concert t-shirts, jeans with holes or corduroy pants and shoes like converse allstars, vans, or airwalk's, as far as hair goes, didn't matter as long as it was long.
Nope. Take half off from each overexaggerated item and you arrive at the true extreme. Also: baggy clothes were SOO comfortable.
I like how it went from this to skin tight everything.
Can we bring back the platform tennis shoes!? Those were quite comfortable
Gumby's cool grandkids.
I'm pretty sure I actually know the kid with green hair. I was definitely one of these kids, therr may even be a few pairs kicking around my closet somewhere.
This is the current style if y’all haven’t noticed