Were the 80s actually this effay or is this historical revisionism

Go back to tv

>>12667887
i don't wanna

>>12667890
Then just lurk, don't start threads like this

>>12667880
Bro why cant you just go watch some 80s movies you lazy piece of shit

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>>12667880
>biased due to the revival of the 80s as couture
>"did they know that fashion would cycle back and that I would have no situational awareness?"

>>12667880
No everyone dressed like shit. Just like now

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>>12667938
Early 90s backpack rap was pretty /fa/ desubakasenpai

I hate that fucking skeleton girl. Would it have killed them to cast an actress that wasn't so obviously anorexic?

>>12667966
she a cute

>>12667966
why so upset?

>>12667880
The fits weren't always that skinny.
But just check out the breakfast club or Degrassi High to get a better idea

If only random working-class off brand jean jackets fit like that.

>>12667880
Pants were slim but not overly so, higher waist plus everyone tucked plus less overweight people = people looked taller and were thinner. Jackets were also shorter because of the tuck, so it raises the silhouette.

>>12668074
that explains why every jacket i've bought length wise looks like it fits like a fucking trench coat.

>>12668168
Just wondering what kind and what size? I have a members only leather jacket and a few other jackets from the era,all of which fall 2-3 inches shorter when compared to similar jackets today. The one 80s suit I own is a little longer though.

>>12667966
> * "big" bones wobbling while typing*

>>12667966
you're on the wrong board m9
this is Thinspo Central

>>12667966
it annoys me that shes thin with that giant head

Why does Charlie Heaton look more effay in the show

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>>12668605

80s were def the most fa period of human history

>>12667941
90s rap /baggyshit/ is coming back, i can feel it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yoYZf-lBF_U

Pretty sure this takes place in early 80s. Still a lot of 70s flavor going on. A savvy wardrobe supervisor chose to make the clothes somewhat dated, reflecting the less trendy and more rural town. If you look at any Sears catalog of the late 70s you'll see a lot of the same styles. These were the normies of their time.

I would definitely not consider 80s most fa. It's easy to romanticize an era that's long past, because most of the less savory aspects are left to die while the best things remain relevant and interesting.

Vox has a good mini doc on Youtube that pretty well explains the look that would come to define the 80s. https://youtu.be/TCI8lPvr6SM

>>12670613
>tfw where I live it never gets cold enough to wear a hoody+bubblejacket
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIq4UTgqDAc

>>12670626
Be me
Grew up in Texas, in a place that never gets cold
Had enough money to afford the wings + horns x Canada goose jacket when it was still available, but figured I'd never wear it
Now I live in the upper Midwest and don't have that siq jacket =(

>>12667880
>do models look good in whatever the fuck they are wearing provided it is tailored to their measurements

>>12671450
they aren't models