You can’t fail to have noticed that todays fashions mean that people wear just about anything?

Here’s a little suggestion; when you are next in town on a shopping trip treat yourself to a nice coffee at your favourite coffee house and do a little ‘fashion watching’. Take a look at the fashions worn by the people you see and mentally catalogue their clothing based on the era in which it was fashionable.

These days just about anything goes. You’ll see people wearing skin tight drainpipe jeans that were enormously fashionable in the 1960s. These might be worn with a pair of brothel creeper shoes or maybe a pair of trainers. And on the top they may be wearing a hoodie, a sports jacket, a leather bomber jacket or just about anything else.

We are lucky to be living at a time when fashion are varied, interesting and sometimes a little bit odd. I saw one young lady wearing a ball gown along with a leather biker jacket and a huge pair of ex military paratrooper boots and a pair of worn and torn fishnet stockings.

All you need do is look at the varied styles of jeans that people are wearing. You will see everything from skin tight 1960s style drainpipes through to super baggy skater pants or slouchy Fat Face Jeans.

But there are some fashions which I hope we’ll never see again. Do you remember 1980s shoulder pads? Jackets became increasingly wide and hair became increasingly big throughout the 1980s. And who can remember ski pants or leggings as some call them? They were originally worn under another item of clothing like a skirt or a pair of shorts but it became fashionable to wear them on their own.

Just as I wrote the last line (sat here at a café with my laptop) I looked up and say a young woman walking down the road wearing a pair of leggings. It just goes to prove my point that fashions tend to return no matter how awful they may have been. So my plan is to grow my hair into a huge Mullet and lay my hands on some skin tight stone washed 1980s jeans for that 1980s German look.

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