In 50-60 Years, Will The Elderly Be Wearing Baggy Jeans & T-Shirts?

[Laurel]

??

 

[badasschick]

God! I hope not.

 

[alexandraaah]

I'm sure you won't believe this, but I was just showering and wondering virtually the same thing.

 

[Laurel]

Nuh uh. I thought of this thread while I was in the shower moments ago.

That's eerie.

 

[Starblayde]

I was thinking about that kind of thing the other day... when I'm old will i still be fashionable...?

I think I'll jsut wear some really sharp suits... whatever is fashionable at the time. Can't go wrong with suits

 

[red_rose]

Laurel...I think they've been slowly working on it for years...


http://www.jdc.org/eNewsletter/00-01/images/elderly.jpg

 

[red_rose]

either that or when they start dressing in jeans and t-shirts... the younger generations will bring back polyester and rayon.

 

[Private Vasquez]

I know I will be

 

[naudiz]

Man, there are some spooky hive mind vibes going on here.

 

[alexandraaah]

Nuh uh. I thought of this thread while I was in the shower moments ago.

That's eerie.

You can't be serious.

Is it true what they say? Do we all have a twin?

*humming identical cousins*

 

[glamorilla]

I can't wait to wear black socks with tennis shoes.

 

[badasschick]

I can't wait to wear black socks with tennis shoes.

nah-uh.....sandals!

 

[red_rose]

I can't wait to wear black socks with tennis shoes.

So sexy...

 

[Laurel]

lol!

I have neighbors who are 70+, and their wardrobe seems to consist of the type of clothes that were fashionable when they were 25-40 years old. Will I be wearing Frankie B's, t-shirts, and hoodies when I'm 70?

 

[kotori]

lol!

I have neighbors who are 70+, and their wardrobe seems to consist of the type of clothes that were fashionable when they were 25-40 years old. Will I be wearing Frankie B's, t-shirts, and hoodies when I'm 70?

Probably, but it all depends on what they're selling, too. When we're in our dotage, we'll still be a pretty big market. My grandfather wore bell-bottoms in the seventies, but he always had a new straw boater--circa 1925--for dress up.

 

[Wrong Element]

By the end of the century everyone in the nursing home will be named Brandy, Tiffany, and Dylan, and all the trendy parents will be naming their kids Edgar and Dorothy.

I think T-shirts have become pretty well institutionalized as everyday wear, even among the grandparent set. Check out Wal-Mart sometime.