22 Replies to “Colorful Stretch Terry Coordinates”

  1. I often wonder not about how foolish those who bought such stuff feel about their purchases but how do the people who designed this dreck feel about the hate crime on fashion they committed.

  2. Hey, I had one of those belts. Paisley one, like three inches wide. Mum had to move my belt loops.
    You think that’s bad, you’ve forgotten the shoes!

  3. Oh man. My sides, they ache. Not even sure why, but that page killed me. Thanks Kate.

  4. Quite dreadful: to think we actually LIKED wearing such duds! IMO, ‘better, though, than the Brittney Spears’ look . . . At least our body parts weren’t hanging out.

  5. Heh… I still have plenty of pics of myself and family from the Seventies. Love to take out the album for a good laugh at the outrageous getups we used to go around in…
    Funny how it felt normal back then to look silly!

  6. Looking back at my attire in the ’70s that consisted of gawd awful green uniform or jeans and tee shirts, I don’t think I did too bad.
    Yep, you still can’t go wrong with jeans & tee shirt provided the jeans are “relaxed fit” 😉

  7. *
    i was 20 years old in 1977, approaching, or so i thought, the apogee
    of my coolness.
    i will never again, after reading this post, look upon those days
    the same way.
    now, please excuse me while i get a dry pair of underwear.
    *

  8. Fashion is a form of ugliness so intolerable that we have to alter it every six months.
    Oscar Wilde

  9. The seventies.
    This was the most fashion impaired decade of the 20th century. The ugliest clothes, furniture, hair, houses, anything you looked at. The designers and the amateurs without an ounce of taste were out in full force.
    When the decade ended, it was like a breath of fresh air.

  10. I’m old enough to remember fashions from every decade since the ’60’s (plus a fair bit of the 50’s). This confirms my longstanding belief that the 1970’s were rock bottom in fashion, style, industrial design, etc. Please don’t bring up disco.

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