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Naaaah, pretty common, we had the same thing going on in the early 2000s.
60’s fashion revival, then 70’s, then 80’s.
If anything I do agree this time is going faster.
Fashion Some really on point fashion videos for the new era....
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Naaaah, pretty common, we had the same thing going on in the early 2000s.
60’s fashion revival, then 70’s, then 80’s.
If anything I do agree this time is going faster.
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The new style have subtle differences from 80s and 90s and 2000s, the name tags are not that noticeable or cartoonish (Jinko), the pattern is more even no that much flair at bottom, the jeans are not that different they look like regular jeans just bigger unless the carpenter style, there is cropping vs tucked in, the accessories are a bit different such as the key chain, there is more sneakers and formal attire mixing with casual, more vintage.... My point is similar but not the same @ulrich (me thinking it was the same made me make tooonssss of mistakes at the beginning you will look off).... This one is more proportional and better executed....The tats different is patch vs tribal, the same as the placement of the tats, earings different, jewelry different....
is similar not the same.... I know cause i was doing baggy in the 90s and 2000s this one.... I thought the style was going to die at the end of last year, just got stronger (not good)....
I disagree that it took too long, is been around since corona.. Just like what happened with screeners gamers that dissappear with tinder, now back and the "traditional gamers nlprs and the like, dissapear" just like game fashion goes in cycles...
for the gunwitch 3 keys (social, emotional, sexual)....- if you are not doing baggy you will not have the social so you will have a harder time with a horrible already sexual market place.... (hate talking like a pua nerd, but for you to understand).... i am talking the target demo 16-28...... But now women can't even find skinny jeans at stores, so women hit the fashion faster just like skinny jeans...
is similar not the same.... I know cause i was doing baggy in the 90s and 2000s this one.... I thought the style was going to die at the end of last year, just got stronger (not good)....
I disagree that it took too long, is been around since corona.. Just like what happened with screeners gamers that dissappear with tinder, now back and the "traditional gamers nlprs and the like, dissapear" just like game fashion goes in cycles...
for the gunwitch 3 keys (social, emotional, sexual)....- if you are not doing baggy you will not have the social so you will have a harder time with a horrible already sexual market place.... (hate talking like a pua nerd, but for you to understand).... i am talking the target demo 16-28...... But now women can't even find skinny jeans at stores, so women hit the fashion faster just like skinny jeans...
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That’s why I think this style is not going to last that long.
Every single fast fashion brand has already jumped into the trend… at this point it’s impossible to find a tight fitting t-shirt to buy… they don’t even sell them.
We are already in a late majority stage of the adoption curve.
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Not true. I was wearing a tight fitting cropped tee for the majority of summer last year until late fall. It was a mix of girls who liked it and a lot who didn’t get it. If your style is catering to the top 1% of fashion girls, the majority of girls will not get it. So your style needs to be tailored more towards the girls that are the followers.
For example, the adidas sambas were embraced early on in 2023 or even early as the top fashionable sneaker. It wasn’t until 2024 that I started seening it get adopted by the majority of college girls walking around. So a different reaction if you wore that shoe in 2023 (only early adopters would get it) vs 2024 (early/late majority).
