Throughout history there has always been a generational fashion gap.
What may be trending for one generation will not be understood by their Grandmothers or even Mothers.
I remember my Mom's concern (disappointment) when she found that I had a skimpy bikini bathing suit, hot pants and mini skirts. (1970)
I remember my Mom telling me that when she was a teenager, she had her hair "bobbed" (short haircut 1920's) and her Grandmother thought she had become a reckless woman!
Today is no exception.
I present to you FIVE fashion trends of today that would NOT be understood or accepted by our grandmothers!
1. HOLY JEANS
(and I don't mean it in a religious way)
"Why on earth," Grandma would say, "would you want to wear worn out jeans?"
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| merricksart.com |
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2. OVERSIZED SWEATERS
"Oh my," Grandma would ask, "didn't they have your size?"
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| FashionGum.com |
3. SANDAL BOOTS
"Don't we wear boots to keep our feet dry?" Grandma would ask. "Why would you want holes in them?"
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| By Graywold Live |
4. BARE SHOULDER SWEATERS
"You're going to freeze your behind off, wearing that sweater," Grandma exclaimed!
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| Daily Chic |
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| Fashion Struck Storenvy 5. TIGHT FITTING CLOTHING "What if you need to put something in your pocket?" asked Grandma. |
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| American Eagle Outfitters "What will the boys think?" she said shaking her head |
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| WordPress.com "Are those painted on?" she inquired.  So when your Grandma rolls her eyes as you pass by in the latest trending style, give her a big hug and REMEMBER..... her Grandmother did the same to her. I call it the "generational fashion gap" |
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