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Post by John Titor on Sept 27, 2018 6:40:32 GMT 10
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Post by Deleted on Sept 29, 2018 2:36:11 GMT 10
Is this Hipstermania?
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Post by John Titor on Sept 29, 2018 3:32:06 GMT 10
Yup, looking back on it now is so cringe
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Post by SharksFan99 on Sept 29, 2018 19:39:03 GMT 10
Indie fashion wasn't that ubiquitous back in 2013. If you lived somewhere outside of the inner-city, the chances of you coming across those particular clothing styles would be quite slim. I personally don't remember seeing anyone dress like the people in those pictures.
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Post by longaotian on Sept 29, 2018 19:54:43 GMT 10
Indie fashion wasn't that ubiquitous back in 2013. If you lived somewhere outside of the inner-city, the chances of you coming across those particular clothing styles would be quite slim. I personally don't remember seeing anyone dress like the people in those pictures. Yup. Thats exactly what I was thinking. Apart from the few hipsters you would see around town, this kind of fashion wasn't mainstream. People pretty much wore the same clothes as today.
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Post by SharksFan99 on Sept 29, 2018 21:13:20 GMT 10
Yup. Thats exactly what I was thinking. Apart from the few hipsters you would see around town, this kind of fashion wasn't mainstream. People pretty much wore the same clothes as today. I agree. To be honest, I think the whole Hipster scene has been completely blown out of proportion. It's really more of a niche' thing. I'd be willing to bet that most people don't come across people wearing Hipster/Indie style clothing in their day to day lives.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 30, 2018 2:58:46 GMT 10
Indie fashion wasn't that ubiquitous back in 2013. If you lived somewhere outside of the inner-city, the chances of you coming across those particular clothing styles would be quite slim. I personally don't remember seeing anyone dress like the people in those pictures. I saw some people who dressed like that in 2015 while I went to stores and walked outside, but keep in mind that it was only some.
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Post by John Titor on Sept 30, 2018 2:59:19 GMT 10
Indie fashion wasn't that ubiquitous back in 2013. If you lived somewhere outside of the inner-city, the chances of you coming across those particular clothing styles would be quite slim. I personally don't remember seeing anyone dress like the people in those pictures. New York, LA and even Miami reflected these styles even in outer cities, I did a lot of traveling in 2013 I think you may not have seen those styles because you didn't live in California, Virginia, , New York, Dallas, Florida, Seattle because all of those places I just listed looked like that in 2013
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Post by John Titor on Sept 30, 2018 3:02:22 GMT 10
Indie fashion wasn't that ubiquitous back in 2013. If you lived somewhere outside of the inner-city, the chances of you coming across those particular clothing styles would be quite slim. I personally don't remember seeing anyone dress like the people in those pictures. I saw some people who dressed like that in 2015 while I went to stores and walked outside, but keep in mind that it was only some. I saw it everywhere I went in 2013 2014 2015, it was on the same level grunge was in the 90's (coming from someone who was in 3rd grade in 1996)
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Post by John Titor on Sept 30, 2018 3:03:20 GMT 10
Yup. Thats exactly what I was thinking. Apart from the few hipsters you would see around town, this kind of fashion wasn't mainstream. People pretty much wore the same clothes as today. I agree. To be honest, I think the whole Hipster scene has been completely blown out of proportion. It's really more of a niche' thing. I'd be willing to bet that most people don't come across people wearing Hipster/Indie style clothing in their day to day lives. Its subjective to location, I saw it everywhere from the 2013-2016 time period
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Post by Deleted on Oct 2, 2018 23:59:43 GMT 10
Yup. Thats exactly what I was thinking. Apart from the few hipsters you would see around town, this kind of fashion wasn't mainstream. People pretty much wore the same clothes as today. I agree. To be honest, I think the whole Hipster scene has been completely blown out of proportion. It's really more of a niche' thing. I'd be willing to bet that most people don't come across people wearing Hipster/Indie style clothing in their day to day lives. I was in Seattle (which is basically the birthplace of Hipster culture) summer of 2013 and 2014 and at least 60% of the people I saw incorporated some sort of hipster fashion into their outfits, including me. I barely saw full blown hipsters like the ones in these pictures though.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 20, 2018 1:39:31 GMT 10
I agree. To be honest, I think the whole Hipster scene has been completely blown out of proportion. It's really more of a niche' thing. I'd be willing to bet that most people don't come across people wearing Hipster/Indie style clothing in their day to day lives. I was in Seattle (which is basically the birthplace of Hipster culture) summer of 2013 and 2014 and at least 60% of the people I saw incorporated some sort of hipster fashion into their outfits, including me. I barely saw full blown hipsters like the ones in these pictures though. This is probably how hipster culture evolved: 2008-2011: Just a few people sporting the trend. 2011-2014: People start to get influenced from hipster culture. 2014-2016: Peak (2015 is the absolute peak of hipster) 2016-2018: Still in existence but declining; at this point, "yuccies" and "post-hipsters" started to rise. However, they really started to become noticeable later on in 2017. Early/mid 2018: End of hipster culture
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