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Post by Deleted on Sept 22, 2018 5:55:10 GMT 10
Fair point, our Ofkx, I'll give you that one!
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Post by Telso on Sept 22, 2018 6:36:31 GMT 10
The 2010s blurred completely the line between mainstream and underground with the age of streaming, major props for that!
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Post by al on Oct 19, 2018 8:28:41 GMT 10
Holo/unicorn/mermaid fashion
Boho/western fashion
Gothic/witch fashion
Athleisure/better looking sweats
Emphasis on comfort
Sneakers
The return of the scrunchie
Braids/long hair (on either gender)
Healthier food readily available
Sushi everywhere
Gastropub style restaurants
Being able to talk about mental illness, gender, etc
Folk revival
Cinema quality TV shows
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Post by RockyMountainExtreme on Oct 19, 2018 8:30:59 GMT 10
Holo/unicorn/mermaid fashion Boho/western fashion Gothic/witch fashion Athleisure/better looking sweats Emphasis on comfort Sneakers The return of the scrunchie Braids/long hair (on either gender) Healthier food readily available Sushi everywhere Gastropub style restaurants Being able to talk about mental illness, gender, etc Folk revival Cinema quality TV shows Wait, gothic/witch fashion a '10s thing? Halloween culture in general seems to be at a lowpoint in popularity this decade...
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Post by rainbow on Oct 19, 2018 8:47:49 GMT 10
Holo/unicorn/mermaid fashion Boho/western fashion Gothic/witch fashion Athleisure/better looking sweats Emphasis on comfort Sneakers The return of the scrunchie Braids/long hair (on either gender) Healthier food readily available Sushi everywhere Gastropub style restaurants Being able to talk about mental illness, gender, etc Folk revival Cinema quality TV shows Wait, gothic/witch fashion a '10s thing? Halloween culture in general seems to be at a lowpoint in popularity this decade... It probably just seems that way because you're getting older. There's like 2-3 girls at my school that dress gothic.
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Post by SharksFan99 on Oct 19, 2018 8:49:07 GMT 10
Wait, gothic/witch fashion a '10s thing? Halloween culture in general seems to be at a lowpoint in popularity this decade... That's something i've noticed as well. Gothic culture, in general, just doesn't seem to be as popular as it was during the 2000s.
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Post by al on Oct 19, 2018 8:51:48 GMT 10
Wait, gothic/witch fashion a '10s thing? Halloween culture in general seems to be at a lowpoint in popularity this decade... Okay I see what you mean so let me re-phrase. Last decade goth was bigger but also somewhat stigmatizing. Instead I feel like black clothing has become a lot more accessible, ie: I could wear a black flow-y dress or some combat boots and someone might just say “you look witchy” as a compliment. There isn’t such a distinction between goth and non-goth now; the style is softer but doesn’t glue one to the look anymore either.
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Post by Telso on Oct 19, 2018 21:24:34 GMT 10
Wait, gothic/witch fashion a '10s thing? Halloween culture in general seems to be at a lowpoint in popularity this decade... Okay I see what you mean so let me re-phrase. Last decade goth was bigger but also somewhat stigmatizing. Instead I feel like black clothing has become a lot more accessible, ie: I could wear a black flow-y dress or some combat boots and someone might just say “you look witchy” as a compliment. There isn’t such a distinction between goth and non-goth now; the style is softer but doesn’t glue one to the look anymore either. Do you mean this kind of look?    To me, it's Lorde that made this kind of look cool  
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Post by al on Oct 20, 2018 13:33:16 GMT 10
Yup pretty much exactly what I mean. It has also accompanied grunge revival looks.
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