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@@DurbinSusan Hi , you can buy a canopy drape looking thingy that goes over the bed that’s pretty inexpensive. Less than $50 and on SHEIN they are probably $10 . I know it’s not the real thing , but they are pretty cute . Thanks for commenting! 🌸🌸🌸
If female have faces with huge features and a skinny body then putting any dress on them is easy. Same with males if the have a good face & a skinny body then it is good to wear the latest trendy clothes.....But girls like me will say you need to work out in the gym as you do not have muscles and a good built/body......So equality here !!..... No more putting pressure on females to look a certain way which foolish males & females like
@@KimWiedmaier-fh6wh What was worn in the latter 60’s was also worn in the early 70’s and what was worn in the latter 70’s was also worn in the early 80’s .
Could not get my hair to do anything. 70s hs and hair was long and straight with part down the middle. I have natural curly hair and straighten it with a iron that was for clothes. Surprisingly i have hair
I think the 80s was a decade where people wanted to.see who had the biggest snd most crimped hair. Some of these hairstyles are just ugh. I'm so glad my mom didn't ruin my hair like that as a child in elementary school in the mid and late 80s
I have a old bojangles employee shirt from the 70s it has a butterfly collar which is not something you see today a LOT it is white with orange and yellow and brown stripes on it and is a button shirt and has a pocket i got it when i was in 6th grade and mostly bigger clothing fitted me a lot since i tuck things in my shirt and wear a belt all the time when i wear 28 size jeans levi brand but mostly if you ever have any vintage clothing i would't wear it to do active stuff such as playing with your friends outside or go exploring around the creek but rather wear it to school or night outs or on special occasions.
I wear the shirt on picture day or a special day or a special day at school or on a holiday or when we have guest over to sleep I got the shirt when I was 12 and I'm 13y old right now and I keep it on a hanger in my closet along with other pola shirt and fancy shirt clothing along with some vintage jeans I wear with a belt
Mel , I’m just so nostalgic , but the reason zi started this channel was because I read a true story about a researcher took a group of older people and took them to a place out in the country. For weeks all they could do is watch or listen to 70’s music , tv programs, 70’s newspaper & magazines. The house was furnished like the 70’s and wore all 70’s clothes. They couldn’t talk about anything but the 70’s. At the end of the study they all felt , acted younger , even felt younger physically. So I did this too at home the best I could as a test . I then had company and had to stop , but it really did work . So I made these videos to look at . Crazy huh ?
@@nowandthennn Wow I wish I could do that here for a short time. I miss the 70's so much. But I would not want to be that young again. I know I have a lot of years behind me, but I look at it like I'm closer to Heaven. I've been trying to watch your videos when I can. It isn't often but it does give me that feeling of nostalgia when I do get a chance to watch them.
That’s what I tell everyone that makes fun of 70’s clothes, decor and hairstyles. It’s just a matter of time before they tell you that the style that was considered hot last year will make you look frumpy or outdated next year .
No blue, green, or purple hair. The punks did have colored hair back then but it still looked ok compared todays. Meet my wife in 86 and she had big strawberry blonde hair, man so dam hot n good looking. I was in the Army so i just had the ole high n tight. Them old questionnaires that asked the 1st thing you noticed about the opposite sex, for me it was the hair.
I know you're a true crime documentary enthusiast. How about watching the latest true crime documentary video I shared? I'd love to hear what you think about it.
Back in the day I had the Kelly Bundy hair and wore just about same outfits ! When I met my husband he introduced me to his sister ,four of them! They called me Kelly Bundy ..I guess they thought because they were nerds ,they were insulting me! No ..I owned that nickname and ran with it! They looked like Marcy Darcy! Lol
@@nowandthennn When I was younger, I had to wear a dress. As I got older, I was able to wear pants. I remember the tights I wore in school didn't seem to keep my legs warm either. Still, I was happy to be a walker and not be stuck on the bus.
@@nowandthennn Your welcome, the 60's and 70's sure were another time all together. When families showed family love and commitment. I'm sure those days are long gone now with no return. It really leaves a feeling of longing for that era in time again.
@@MelsThoughtsandOpinions It’s funny , but even the Hippies in that day seems innocent now . They dressed with more clothes on and for the most part they didn’t go around committing crimes and burning , looting when they protested . They just talked about love & peace.
@@nowandthennn I was called hippie chick for a long time. I never did the stuff the youth of today does. I always used my manors and had a good set of morals and values because back than that is how you were raised.
I think the Afro was beautiful, but I think all women of any race most are not satisfied with their natural hair . The Caucasian woman perm their straight hair , color it , and straighten their curly hair . I think most women like to change things up .
I hate to crush your optimism but the 70s was still very much choked by the notion that our natural hair was inherently wild and messy. I literally just watched a video FROM the 70s of a woman with curly Afro hair demonstrating how to dress to get a job. (I'm on a 70s kick) She shows that having her natural hair out is unprofessional and implies a worse work ethic, and the fix was to straighten your hair (or wear a wig). Unfortunately for us and the people from that time, black women have been consistently looked down on for our hair. (That said there's nothing wrong with straightening your hair or wearing wigs. As long as people do it because that's what they want and not because that's what they feel like they have to do.)
