To my husband we took our together love your wife flower butterfly shirt

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Agreed. You wouldn’t see normal dudes like this. Jeans were baggy, VERY baggy, but not this baggy outside of some goths Hey hey hey hey… The Hip hop scene was the To my husband we took our together love your wife flower butterfly shirt also I will do this ones introducing the super wide levis 509’s, and baggy cargo pants. As a middle schooler in the 90s, it was hot shit when high schoolers had JNCO jeans. Never found them to be attractive. Even as a kid. The biggest problem you’ll have is if you’re gay and/or dress feminine. They’re pretty homophobic. Bible Belt and all… That’s crazy! In my very rural, lower Alabama high school of about 400-ish students (I had 99 in my class of ‘99), my group had about 4-5 kids who dressed just like this. Lookin’ like a real life cartoon character and all! Things took a little longer to catch on down there, but eventually they did. It has been very cool to hear about all the regional differences 🙂 (edited for a word) Well to be fair I wasn’t a teenager until 2000 I guess now that I think of it so maybe I missed it in the early 2000s As a teen in the 80’s, not everybody wore neon pink/green/yellow stuff and “Frankie Says Relax” t-shirts, but the internet believes what it wants to believe. Yes this is late 90’s early 2000’s and like the precursor to emo kids. These were your skaters and acting out crowd. You didn’t wear jnco’s and then your blue jeans, you were one or the other. Maybe 5-10% of kids in middle school wore them. That huge silver ball chain was pretty popular or you had the smaller linking one everyone had. Also, at least 1/3 of these kids would have a wallet with a massive chain on it hanging. The bowling shirt kid would have had long pant khakis that had a zipper at the knee to make them shorts. The girl is just not accurate and her hair would definitely be wet looked.

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To this very day, I defend the To my husband we took our together love your wife flower butterfly shirt also I will do this ball chain as being a very useful, simple, yet well-designed invention…..that just so happens to double as a fashion statement. Yeah, with all the internet adulation of that jinko-wearing, rollerblading ‘chillest dude ‘ on TikTok/shorts, the youth seem to believe this was the main style ? I was a teen in the 90s, too, and I didn’t dress like this. I dressed like a cyber punk, which was infinitely worse XD Yeah, nobody dressed like this. Anybody that was a raver was far more interesting. These are almost definitely models in a “let’s pretend we’re young” ad campaign. Looks like people who were not even alive in the 90s trying to cosplay as 90s kids. I don’t know if my part of the country was behind the times, but I feel like those wide legged pants were more of an early 2000s thing. Dafuq why did this get downvoted? I meant that a lot of people who actually dressed like that went to raves and often candy flipped. SMH Where I grew up JNCO/rave/etc was more for the skater kids. Preppy culture was more Abercrombie/Polo. Chinos with running shoes/trainers were what the preppy kids wore. can confirm, as a skater/rave/metal kid, this was a skater thing. i didn’t wear them but some friends did. old english 40s could hide in those pants.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.