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#11 Post by glazedallover »

Quiksilver wrote: Thu Apr 13, 2023 8:12 pm
glazedallover wrote: Thu Apr 13, 2023 7:49 pm Excuse me ladies....should I be able to view this ? ;)
Why ever not? Let's hear about your sartorial extravagances :lol:
Well my only experience of 'hot' pants was wearing my Y-fronts back to front and inside out if I didn't make it home the nights before........

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#12 Post by Quiksilver »

:lol: :lol: :lol:

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Quiksilver wrote: Thu Apr 13, 2023 8:10 pm
Blaze wrote: Thu Apr 13, 2023 3:39 pm I certainly remember her op art dresses - I even made myself one ! And even had the haircut when I was at school (my mother was furious :lol: )
Ok, own up anyone who wore hot pants ??? :lol: I did wear very short skirts but never hot pants :crazy:
I'll 'fess up (pun intended :D ). The most beautiful pair of black, crushed velvet ones, worn with a white satin 'pirate' shirt and occasionally, silver platform boots. Those were the days...... :lol:
:o :o :o
I had some suede Biba boots, low cut loons from Kensington Market, some black patent platforms.
Remember those military double breasted coats in Carnaby Street ? Oooh and Cranks !
It was fun !

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#14 Post by Quiksilver »

What pees me off is that the fashionistas have been promising a flares revival for, oh, about 30 years now, but it's never happened :cry: And Afghan coats! Remember them? My beloved Afghan got relegated to a compost heap after getting soaked at Reading festival and developing a decidedly 'goaty' aroma :D

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#15 Post by MAD87 »

Blaze wrote: Thu Apr 13, 2023 9:13 pm
I had some suede Biba boots, low cut loons from Kensington Market, some black patent platforms.
Remember those military double breasted coats in Carnaby Street ? Oooh and Cranks !
It was fun !
I had a goat coat from Biba. I had to be a bit careful as in certain weather it smelled a bit of goat. I grew up in London (South Kensington) in the 60s and didn't really appreciate how exciting it all was - it was normal

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#16 Post by Sparkle »

If only OH had bought the Mary Quant mini I kept on & on about - car that is - he's not a cross dresser :lol:
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#17 Post by Veem »

Quiksilver wrote: Thu Apr 13, 2023 10:02 pm What pees me off is that the fashionistas have been promising a flares revival for, oh, about 30 years now, but it's never happened :cry: And Afghan coats! Remember them? My beloved Afghan got relegated to a compost heap after getting soaked at Reading festival and developing a decidedly 'goaty' aroma :D
I had an Afghan coat that a friend brought back from a trip he made. He also gave me a goatskin bonnet, which stank from the moment I had it. Strange how people definitely moved away from me when I wore those...........

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#18 Post by L Austin France »

My wife had some sort of Biba era fur coat donated by her mum.
It was hanging in the cellar when the bath above leaked & got a bit damp so it was dried out & relegated to a clothes box in the attic.
Weeks later we kept wondering where all these little moths were coming from & finally realised they were breeding in the coat.
A bonfire sorted that out :lol:

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