Clothes not changed since the 90's

[heavens-champion 1,893]

It's probably just me, but don't you feel today's clothes look the same as clothes in the 1990's?

Edited February 25, 2019 by heavens-champion

[MangoFoalix 24,898]

Uh, not really. Things have changed especially in hairstyles (even though those aren't clothes obviously)

Most people like me just like to wear simple clothes.

[Denim&Venöm 16,509]

I'd argue not much has changed since the 80s. That's kind of when things like jeans, t-shirts, cargo pants, denim & leather jackets and hoodies became commonplace. A noticeable shift towards clothing that not only looked good and was worn by cool people like movie stars and musicians, but was also very practical. 

[Justin_Case001 4,855]

Yeah.  In any case, I usually think mainstream clothes are boring.  I like to wear crazy, unconventional things.  I make a lot of my own clothes.

[n1029 224]

Mainstream fashion has reached a peak balance between aesthetics and practicality. Think the only way things are going to change from here on out is via technological advancement; ie clothes that can be adapted to the weather. 

 

 

Edited February 26, 2019 by n1029

[Odyssey 5,713]

I think a lot has changed. Like the others said minimalist/simple clothes are really popular nowadays because it's both stylistic and practical. This goes far as even hairstyles if we're talking about all fashion. A lot of people my age really like hairbuns because of their looks and usefulness, for example. 

I personally am not crazy over fashion nowadays (especially hairstyles, i dont like hairbuns much haha), but most of 90s fashion was tacky as well. A lot of old fashion is tacky even, there's a reason fashion trends now have lasted longer than most. So I just wear the things I like. 

[Cash In 21,510]

It's similar for sure, but there have been a fair amount of small changes. Personally, I just stick to what I'm comfortable with.

[TBD 17,228]

Nah the fashions definitely changed, you go from jean to legging, from fashion to no original idea. 

Edited February 26, 2019 by TBD

[Anneal 2,194]

Actually, it has, and quite noticeably. Grunge, hip-hop, and skater culture have led to trends like flannel shirts, bomber jackets, baggier, acid-washed jeans, and sportswear as fashion. Nowadays, male and female clothing has gotten more unisex, and millennials instead of Gen X's hold more influence in fashion trends. Hipster and geek fashion are a lot more common and is beginning to define the stereotypical millennial appearance. 

[Fluttershutter 2,118]

Pants, shirts, shoes, what needs to change?

[Dreambiscuit 8,024]

Fashions seem to have a 30 year rotation. Every 30 years or so the old styles come back (maybe with a few tweaks) and then the cycle continues. I'm still waiting for bellbottoms to return though. 

[Lucky Bolt 34,914]

Um...look around. Fashion has changed a lot since the 90s. 

[The Kaeya Simp 13,953]

Disclosure, I was not alive in the 90s, I am saying from what my parents have told me, since they were around my age in the 90s, so if you grew up in the 90s, please correct me, thanks!

Well, not that much, 

LaCosse, and other such brands are still what I'd say are somewhat fashionable, (but when it comes to runway fashion, now it's wearing black bin bags)!

And I see lots of women wearing ripped jeans, etc.

Overall I wear very similar clothes to what my dad would have worn in the early-mid 90s, and most people wear pretty much the exact clothes that were fashionable then.

[Cyclone 1066 3,616]

2 hours ago, Lucky Bolt said:

Um...look around. Fashion has changed a lot since the 90s. 

It's on its way back though. 20 year loop.

[cindybarnes 0]

Fashion is cyclical. I don’t think it has stopped changing but it does use the past to influence the future so don’t throw your old jeans out just yet.
Stylish branded clothes online

 

[ZiggWheelsManning 7,366]

No, I don't have a single shirt or even shorts from that crazy creative decade