I don't think I ever wore my mini-skirts as short as some are today. I remember my favorite outfit, an op-art black and white skirt and yellow fish nets with patent leather pumps. Ha! Oh, and a black turtle neck.
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Re: Wearable art blast from the past
01 Mar 2013 20:34 #98166
I agree with you ladies that it could have been a dress I would have worn in the 70's. Oh and don't forget the Neru (I think thats how you spell it) Jackets. I have a pic of me wearing one of those jackets as a dress :shock:
Yep! Me too!
in 'Yes, I Know the Way to San Jose...', California, USA
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Re: Wearable art blast from the past
01 Mar 2013 17:15 #98159
Does anyone else find that when clothes shopping, just about everything seems to be a blast from the past? And when I can remember my mother wearing something similar, I really don't want to wear it.... but oddly enough, retro hosehold items (and furnishings) are fine (maybe they are comforting?)
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Re: Wearable art blast from the past
01 Mar 2013 15:35 #98153
Call me very old-fashioned but I would prefer young women dressed like that compared to what can be seen on a night out. The young and not-so young could do with a tabard and a pair of trousers over what they go out in these days. Oh and yes I did have a couple of tabards and flared trousers as well as the ones that looked like a box around your legs. I did my first patchwork round about the time that picture was publish I think. Late sixties early seventies? I'm glad I'm not young now! I can dress like I want
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Re: Wearable art blast from the past
30 Jan 2013 04:43 #96485