How come we don't have a signature fashion look like the 70s/80s/90s?

[jason stackhouse]

Do we have a 'look' like back in the day?

70s

80s

90s

What's the 00's/10's look?

 

[Bryan Danielson]

How old are you? Like 24? Cuz if so, yall do..... that homosexual look

 

[MikeyC]

We do, you just don't know it yet.

Give it 10 years, and we'll all be laughing at what we're wearing now.

 

[-DMP-]

Nah there is a definite look.

The fade with the nudred some tapered jogger, Jays and a v neck and or layered T if they bougie.

 

[HollowPoints2]

.....

 

[Mastamimd]

Still stuck in the 90s. Flannel t shirts and baggyish jeans are casual. Never changed

 

[Swirv]

70's women had some sexy style.

 

[Loop Ba$eCrawler]

Entertainment is segregated these days. Before 2000 everybody had to consume basically the same trends in pop culture and catered their personal style to that. Now you like things on social media and basically have your own entertainment circle catered to you without having to deal with the things outside of your comfort zone...So you'll see pockets of people that dress the same way but it'll never be like it was back in the day because everybody is able to carve out their own glass house.

 

[Cave Savage]

the 2000s definitely had a distinct look, at least for urban fashion

The continuation of baggy fashion from the 90s in the early 2000s, and the tight clothes by the end of the decade.

the current decade is current, so its style we think of as "normal"

 

[Cave Savage]

Entertainment is segregated these days. Before 2000 everybody had to consume basically the same trends in pop culture and catered their personal style to that. Now you like things on social media and basically have your own entertainment circle catered to you without having to deal with the things outside of your comfort zone...So you'll see pockets of people that dress the same way but it'll never be like it was back in the day because everybody is able to carve out their own glass house.

basically this...as long as you look presentable, you can get away with dressing however you like these days

 

[root_eruditorium_org]

the 2000s definitely had a distinct look, at least for urban fashion

The continuation of baggy fashion from the 90s in the early 2000s, and the tight clothes by the end of the decade.

the current decade is current, so its style we think of as "normal"

I am guessing OP isn't that old, because i'm old enough to see how trends have changed over the past ten years. In another ten years I'm sure we will see another transition, and other stuff will become popular. when you are young everything of course looks normal, but that's cuz you are looking at life with a narrow ass lens.

 

[Cave Savage]

I am guessing OP isn't that old, because i'm old enough to see how trends have changed over the past ten years. In another ten years I'm sure we will see another transition, and other stuff will become popular. when you are young everything of course looks normal, but that's cuz you are looking at life with a narrow ass lens.

exactly, anyone who's at least 25, just compare the shyt you wear now to when you graduated high school

 

[AngryBaby]

I think it's moving too fast now, and there are too many sub categories of style aswell. and there's too much influence from past generations I.E. high wasted shorts etc.

Which is a good thing imo, we may be going into an age of ambiguity fashion-wise?

 

[filial_piety]

We do, you just don't know it yet.

Give it 10 years, and we'll all be laughing at what we're wearing now.

I thought the same thing back in the 90s....now when I look back on it the 90s definitely had their own styles with clothes, hair etc. Every white dude looked like Joey Lawrence and every Black dude looked like Martin.

 

[Kwéyòl]

2010s in a nutshell