What fashion did you try that bothered your parents and what fashion trends of t

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  1. Ciel Clark profile image72
    Ciel Clarkposted 12 years ago

    What fashion did you try that bothered your parents and what fashion trends of today bother you?

  2. cat on a soapbox profile image94
    cat on a soapboxposted 12 years ago

    I would say the mini-skrt rankled my parents. What bothers me today are low-riding pants and exposed boxers for guys and combinations of low-cut top, short skirts, and high heels on women.

    1. Ciel Clark profile image72
      Ciel Clarkposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      I think it is great that every generation can find a way to bug the parents!!

    2. Express10 profile image79
      Express10posted 12 years agoin reply to this

      I have seen so many offenders of both sexes in inappropriately low-riding pants out and about that I wish there was some form of memory bleach to rid my mind of the visuals.

  3. Express10 profile image79
    Express10posted 12 years ago

    I was 21 years old, had my own home and car. I stopped past my dad's house before going to beach and my dad said my shorts were too short! The inseam was about 4 inches and nothing was hanging out because I'd never do that, but dad's never stop being dad's do they?

    Now the trend of girls and grown women wearing the equivalent of t-shirts as dresses has come about as a norm. I cannot stand this because too often things I don't want to see pop out or are completely visible no matter how much pulling and tugging the wearer does. It is not pretty or flattering and usually sends the wrong message about the wearer.

    1. Ciel Clark profile image72
      Ciel Clarkposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      Express10, love your answer -- and/but also am thinking of how shocking trousers (let alone shorts!) were for women not too long ago (actually still some places). 
      But agree, you shouldn't need to tug and pull...

    2. Express10 profile image79
      Express10posted 12 years agoin reply to this

      You are right about women's trousers being shocking and the fact that it still is so in some places is shocking to me. I hadn't thought of this recently. How far some have come just for some things to remain the same, eh?

  4. Sherry Hewins profile image87
    Sherry Hewinsposted 12 years ago

    My mom didn't care too much about clothes, but it really bugged her that I didn't shave my legs. My son got into those super baggy shorts, you know, the crotch is at the knees and the hem hits about mid-calf. I hate those, he still wears them. I think it's funny now, his daughter likes skinny jeans, but it seems to be a fashion with her crowd for the butt to be baggy on them. That really bugs my son.

 
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