Wednesday, 2 July 2008
2nd July 1979
Monday 2
Worked 11.00 - 6.00
Not busy
Phoned Sam at 8.00
He had gone to Manchester.
I phoned him at 11.00
He didn't sound happy at all
Fi came round
Since I started this blog most of my fashion posts have been about 70s girls fashions apart from the odd dodgey tasche.
So tonight I thought the men should have a look in.
It will be interesting if any that are shown below strike a cord with my more masculine readers??
Before and after!!
A little crochet number or a denim safari suit perhaps??
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That is very very disturbing fashion!
My mother-in-law could crochet a set of his an her vests just like those and my husband swears the blue suit is the one he wore to his grade 8 grad.
Claire which bit ??? Oh you mean all of it !! lol (It is isn't it!)
Anniegirl Hi :-)
Wow bet your mother-in-law was in demand back then.... I am, however, grateful that fashion trend ceased....
Ah your husband had great fashion taste then???... you can't beat a good denim safari suit lol :-)
Jockey has revolutionized over the years. Well! thankfully :D
This blog is beginning to illustrate my worst nightmares far too accurately ...... I have a friend who wears a cravat - apart from that he's quite nice really .... going to have a lie down now ..... for ages
SB ~ Jockeys just seem to have been around for ever (since 1902 ... have just looked it up )
http://www.jockey.com/en-US/
CorporateInfo/
History/history1909.htm
so DP which one did you succumb to??
You know some one who wears a cravat??? My oh My lol
I prefer the plaid socks. They clash less with my fearsomeness.
I also wear a Speedo in group shots. :)
ahahahahahaha!!!! Serious plaid ... socks!
Oh dear, I'm dying here.
Yes I meant all of it! lol :)
JC ~ do you wear them up to your knees as well.... ??? I would be afraid ... very afraid
DM~ such cool dude .... not!!lol
Claire ~ yep I thought so... be grateful you didn't have to live through it for real:-)
You know, I'm looking through all these patters, and what's cracking me up isn't the pattern, or the sweaters ... it's just the way the models are posed. So cheesey!
Of course I'm not sure how any models could make those socks look ... normal.
lol ... I have tears ... I'm going to come back to this post everytime I need a chuckle! Thanks!
I meant, "patterns" ... my "n" is not working!
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