>If one lives for at least two generations, that would be six decades at least, one would be able to notice that there is a recurrence for fashion. I guess when designers have run out of ideas, they either fall back on what good old grandpa and granny used to fashion themselves with or they would hope for celebrities to do some outlandish thing and set a new fashion wave abuzz.
Well, let’s reminisce on a few examples…
1. His hairdo
No man took the center guy seriously (except when watching him act) until this happened…
And men hairdressing saloons went out of business. School teachers and Headmasters were armed with a pair of scissors for students who kept long hair.
2. Her hairdo
No one took this woman seriously until this happened….
The beehive became the rage and the late Audrey Hepburn did immeasurable business assistance for women hair salons.
3. His face
Women felt that it is impossible to passionately kiss a man with such vegetation on his face, not until this happened….
Along came Mr. Sideburns a.k.a Engelbert Humperdinck and women even allowed their men to use their eye lash pencils to draw false sideburns on their faces.
And there are so many more examples of recurring fashions, that is if one is nearing 60 years of age or over and reminisce about comparisons.
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