Fads/fashions when you were in high school
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JNCO Jeans
That was jr high school for me and then high school was all Gap, aeropostale and American eagle....0 -
Feathered hair, Candies high heal shoes, lots of hairspray, blue eyeshadow, super tight Levis, tons of partying.0
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Feathered hair, Candies high heal shoes, lots of hairspray, blue eyeshadow, super tight Levis, tons of partying.
Yes!
Blue eye shadow!:happy:0 -
ra ra skirts, jelly shoes, plastic baskets0
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Airbrushed t-shirts, tall tees (like 6x too big), baggy jeans, football jerseys p0
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Worn, patched skin-tight denim jeans, peasant blouses, platform shoes, long straight or 'froed out curly hair. Embroidered Indian shoulder bags...0
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Cotton gaucho pants and low rise jeans.0
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grunge and/or 'mod' and/or vintage0
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Dressed like Alicia Silverstone in Clueless.0
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I almost thought that this was from my high school!!! Yes, I dressed like that...and no, I don't have any pics of it!Oh god, the hair! The hair!
No, that is not me, but I wasn't any better. Horrid!
OMG! bahahaha....0 -
ufo pants, lots of chains on the pants (attached to a wallet lol), converse, studded belts0
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Being bisexual.
And belly tops with combat trousers with platforms... Me i went for the goth look.0 -
It was the 80s and just about anything was acceptable. I dressed like Madonna with a Cyndi Lauper hairstyle. But surfer shirts, izod shirts, bermuda shorts and of course the mod look was the in thing.0
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Acid wash jeans that were so tight, the only way to put them on in the morning was to lie on the bed and use a coat hanger to zip them up.
Corkscrew perms with HIGH bangs for the girls. Mullets for the guys. Business in the front, party in the back.0 -
Worn, patched skin-tight denim jeans, peasant blouses, platform shoes, long straight or 'froed out curly hair. Embroidered Indian shoulder bags...
Oh yeah... Embroidered Indian shoulder bags...
My sister is seven years older than me, so she had all the 70s stuff going on...0 -
Combat boots, cutoffs and flannel.0
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Acid wash jeans that were so tight, the only way to put them on in the morning was to lie on the bed and use a coat hanger to zip them up.
Corkscrew perms with HIGH bangs for the girls. Mullets for the guys. Business in the front, party in the back.
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Think im going through my first mid life crisis as today i had a go on some old bauer turbo quad rollerskates for the first time in over a decade!!
might have just been my area but everyone HAD to have these!!
to be honest i just loved being able to mess around with my kids in the sun
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Think im going through my first mid life crisis as today i had a go on some old bauer turbo quad rollerskates for the first time in over a decade!!
might have just been my area but everyone HAD to have these!!
to be honest i just loved being able to mess around with my kids in the sun
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Warning: Pic-heavy post ~ The best way to pictographically share how it was for me throughout my teens ~ High School phase
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Um... wow! 0
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I graduated in '05... I didn't really keep up with the trends too much, but from what I can remember, it was being super tan, low-rise ripped jeans (either flare or bootcut - skinny jeans weren't popular yet), denim skirts, polo shirts (the age of the popped collar), american eagle/aeropostale/hollister/abercrombie, hoodies, flip flops... I really had to stretch to think about it though - I don't really remember paying attention to what I wore!0
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I graduated in '05... I didn't really keep up with the trends too much, but from what I can remember, it was being super tan, low-rise ripped jeans (either flare or bootcut - skinny jeans weren't popular yet), denim skirts, polo shirts (the age of the popped collar), american eagle/aeropostale/hollister/abercrombie, hoodies, flip flops... I really had to stretch to think about it though - I don't really remember paying attention to what I wore!
I have kind of a weird/funny Hollister comment.
Being, ahem, "older" I'm not always so hip to the trends of the younger generation.
When I started seeing all these Hollister shirts I thought it rather odd.
You see I'm a nurse, and Hollister is the brand name for ostomy supplies (colostomy, urostomy etc.)
And I was wondering why all these kids wanted to wear Hollister shirts... :laugh:0 -
I went to a private school so blue/green plaid skirt with a white button down shirt.0
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Super high ponytails. LOL!!0
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Izods, 501s, Sperry Topsiders, and Raybans for the girls and guys.0
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Graduated 2006.0 -
Oh god, the hair! The hair!
No, that is not me, but I wasn't any better. Horrid!
Hey, at least people could see where they were going with that hair.
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Dressed like Alicia Silverstone in Clueless.
Yes, I was thinking this exactly. But we all wanted Rachel from friends hair!
And I remember one year we were all wearing satin. Blouses, baby doll dresses, ankle-skimming skirts. Everything in satin. Fine when you're 15 I suppose 0 -
Bell bottom jeans and tie dyed shirts!
Yes!!
Pictures!0
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