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Post by mc98 on Feb 2, 2022 1:24:51 GMT 10
I think it’s both but leaning more on the late 90s side.
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Post by John Titor on Feb 2, 2022 1:29:26 GMT 10
I think it’s both but leaning more on the late 90s side. y2k, infact the translucent color imacs start popping up this school year
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Post by mc98 on Feb 2, 2022 1:35:10 GMT 10
I think it’s both but leaning more on the late 90s side. y2k, infact the translucent color imacs start popping up this school year I think flared and baggy pants the rage at this time
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Post by John Titor on Feb 2, 2022 1:36:48 GMT 10
y2k, infact the translucent color imacs start popping up this school year I think flared and baggy pants the rage at this time JNCO haha
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Post by slashpop on Feb 2, 2022 1:49:06 GMT 10
I think it’s both but leaning more on the late 90s side. It’s firmly leaning Y2K but had a lot more late 90s continuations and holdovers compared to anything after, especially September 1998 to the start of 1999. I would even classify September and most of October 1998 still having a lot of late 90s influences atmosphere wise, the most in that entire school year.
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Post by mc98 on Feb 2, 2022 2:07:26 GMT 10
I think it’s both but leaning more on the late 90s side. It’s firmly leaning Y2K but had a lot more late 90s continuations and holdovers compared to anything after, especially September 1998 to the start of 1999. I would even classify September and most of October 1998 still having a lot of late 90s influences atmosphere wise, the most in that entire school year. I think spiky frosted hair replaced curtain hair this year in terms of popularity.
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Post by slashpop on Feb 2, 2022 2:26:57 GMT 10
It’s firmly leaning Y2K but had a lot more late 90s continuations and holdovers compared to anything after, especially September 1998 to the start of 1999. I would even classify September and most of October 1998 still having a lot of late 90s influences atmosphere wise, the most in that entire school year. I think spiky frosted hair replaced curtain hair this year in terms of popularity. It started earlier but was very visible and a replacement cut for lot of people with curtained hair and bowlcuts, especially during winter 1998 and spring/summer 1999, it wasn't just spiky hair or frosted tips, but moreso, hair gel used to create a small front spike on top of the head with the other short hair combed back or light gel randomly tossed into short square cut hair. Lots of people wanted to get with the times or abandon the typical 90s and grungey curtained look for a more classic and macho look. At the same time curtained hair was very visible all the throughout late 1998- summer 1999, curtained hair started getting popular around 1989-1990, and became fully mainstream by 1990-1991 and 1991-1992. In 1999-2000 it was much less but still hanging, in 2000-2001, to some extent 20002, only a few people had it curtained hair, spiky hair in 2000-2001 became excessive and cheesy looking, lots of overdone tacky spiky hair. 2003-2004, maybe early 2005 was the very last time you say someone with curtained hair. 2009-2010 maybe 2011, is the last time you say someone with some kind of casual version of 90s/Y2K/early 2000s spiked hair.
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Post by mc98 on Feb 2, 2022 2:36:02 GMT 10
I think spiky frosted hair replaced curtain hair this year in terms of popularity. It started earlier but was very visible and a replacement cut for lot of people with curtained hair and bowlcuts, especially during winter 1998 and spring/summer 1999, it wasn't just spiky hair or frosted tips, but moreso, hair gel used to create a small front spike on top of the head with the other short hair combed back or light gel randomly tossed into short square cut hair. Lots of people wanted to get with the times or abandon the typical 90s and grungey curtained look for a more classic and macho look. At the same time curtained hair was very visible all the throughout late 1998- summer 1999, curtained hair started getting popular around 1989-1990, and became fully mainstream by 1990-1991 and 1991-1992. In 1999-2000 it was much less but still hanging, in 2000-2001, to some extent 20002, only a few people had it curtained hair, spiky hair in 2000-2001 became excessive and cheesy looking, lots of overdone tacky spiky hair. 2003-2004, maybe early 2005 was the very last time you say someone with curtained hair. 2009-2010 maybe 2011, is the last time you say someone with some kind of casual version of 90s/Y2K/early 2000s spiked hair. What other core/late 90s fashion trends were still in 1998-99? I know striped tank tops were big. Flared pants were popular too.
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Post by John Titor on Feb 2, 2022 2:52:36 GMT 10
It started earlier but was very visible and a replacement cut for lot of people with curtained hair and bowlcuts, especially during winter 1998 and spring/summer 1999, it wasn't just spiky hair or frosted tips, but moreso, hair gel used to create a small front spike on top of the head with the other short hair combed back or light gel randomly tossed into short square cut hair. Lots of people wanted to get with the times or abandon the typical 90s and grungey curtained look for a more classic and macho look. At the same time curtained hair was very visible all the throughout late 1998- summer 1999, curtained hair started getting popular around 1989-1990, and became fully mainstream by 1990-1991 and 1991-1992. In 1999-2000 it was much less but still hanging, in 2000-2001, to some extent 20002, only a few people had it curtained hair, spiky hair in 2000-2001 became excessive and cheesy looking, lots of overdone tacky spiky hair. 2003-2004, maybe early 2005 was the very last time you say someone with curtained hair. 2009-2010 maybe 2011, is the last time you say someone with some kind of casual version of 90s/Y2K/early 2000s spiked hair. What other core/late 90s fashion trends were still in 1998-99? I know striped tank tops were big. Flared pants were popular too. you would occasionally see flannel and denim on denim ( altho it was super rare), Floral dresses were still spotty as well ( as far as early/mid 90s stuff still lingering) The frosted tips fad got big in the 97-98 school year, it blew up in 99 to the point where it could not be avoided, dying your hair with blonde streaks was super popular in the 97/98 year as we all wanted to get away from the normal 90s things, video from 97/98 school year showcasing this
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Post by slashpop on Feb 2, 2022 3:00:28 GMT 10
It started earlier but was very visible and a replacement cut for lot of people with curtained hair and bowlcuts, especially during winter 1998 and spring/summer 1999, it wasn't just spiky hair or frosted tips, but moreso, hair gel used to create a small front spike on top of the head with the other short hair combed back or light gel randomly tossed into short square cut hair. Lots of people wanted to get with the times or abandon the typical 90s and grungey curtained look for a more classic and macho look. At the same time curtained hair was very visible all the throughout late 1998- summer 1999, curtained hair started getting popular around 1989-1990, and became fully mainstream by 1990-1991 and 1991-1992. In 1999-2000 it was much less but still hanging, in 2000-2001, to some extent 2002, only a few people had curtained hair, spiky hair by 2000-2001 became excessive and cheesy looking, lots of overdone tacky spiky hair. 2003-2004, maybe early 2005 was the very last time you say someone with curtained hair. 2009-2010 maybe 2011, is the last time you saw someone with some kind of casual version of 90s/Y2K/early 2000s spiked hair. What other core/late 90s fashion trends were still in 1998-99? I know striped tank tops were big. Flared pants were popular too. Those are two separate things so mixed them both; Cameo pants, No Fear shirts, Air Jordan gear, Adidas pants, more rounded flared pants compared the 2000s, Standard Levis 501s were visible even though baggy was standard, backwards baseball caps, baggy shirts, Vans/Airwalk shoes that wouldn't look out of place from the mid 90s, shoes with thick or longer soles, flannels were dying but still present, CK, guess jeans clothing, Tommy Hilfiger, Caterpiller/Timberland shoes, FUBU, shiny coats, casual gap clothing, Oakley shades , beanies, khakis were huge, classic simpsons and beavis and butthead shirts even though the shows were not longer in, calvin and hobbes and south park shirts, baby doll shirts for girls, doc martins for girls, band and movie t-shirts were big.
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Post by John Titor on Feb 2, 2022 3:02:43 GMT 10
What other core/late 90s fashion trends were still in 1998-99? I know striped tank tops were big. Flared pants were popular too. Those are two separate things so mixed them both; Cameo pants, No Fear shirts, Air Jordan gear, Adidas pants, more rounded flared pants compared the 2000s, Standard Levis 501s were visible even though baggy was standard, backwards baseball caps, baggy shirts, Vans/Airwalk shoes that wouldn't look out of place from the mid 90s, shoes with thick or longer soles, flannels were dying but still present, CK, guess jeans clothing, Tommy Hilfiger, Caterpiller/Timberland shoes, FUBU, shiny coats, casual gap clothing, Oakley shades , beanies, khakis were huge, classic simpsons and beavis and butthead shirts even though the shows were not longer in, calvin and hobbes and south park shirts, baby doll shirts for girls, doc martins for girls, band and movie t-shirts were big. Tommy is like SO 1997-1998 haha, so many music videos had Tommy gear in it
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Post by slashpop on Feb 2, 2022 3:09:44 GMT 10
Those are two separate things so mixed them both; Cameo pants, No Fear shirts, Air Jordan gear, Adidas pants, more rounded flared pants compared the 2000s, Standard Levis 501s were visible even though baggy was standard, backwards baseball caps, baggy shirts, Vans/Airwalk shoes that wouldn't look out of place from the mid 90s, shoes with thick or longer soles, flannels were dying but still present, CK, guess jeans clothing, Tommy Hilfiger, Caterpiller/Timberland shoes, FUBU, shiny coats, casual gap clothing, Oakley shades , beanies, khakis were huge, classic simpsons and beavis and butthead shirts even though the shows were not longer in, calvin and hobbes and south park shirts, baby doll shirts for girls, doc martins for girls, band and movie t-shirts were big. Tommy is like SO 1997-1998 haha, so many music videos had Tommy gear in it Yeah true I remember seeing tommy was huge in 1997-1998, remember it popular to some extent in 1998-1999. Even in 1995/96 and earlier as well.
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Post by slashpop on Feb 2, 2022 3:11:22 GMT 10
What other core/late 90s fashion trends were still in 1998-99? I know striped tank tops were big. Flared pants were popular too. you would occasionally see flannel and denim on denim ( altho it was super rare), Floral dresses were still spotty as well ( as far as early/mid 90s stuff still lingering) The frosted tips fad got big in the 97-98 school year, it blew up in 99 to the point where it could not be avoided, dying your hair with blonde streaks was super popular in the 97/98 year as we all wanted to get away from the normal 90s things, video from 97/98 school year showcasing this I remember this song it wouldn't stop being played in 1997-1998 school year, it was overplayed then. I think the group is Canadian lol.
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Post by bestmvp29 on Feb 2, 2022 4:10:39 GMT 10
I typically think the late 90s coincide with the Y2K era, just on the earlier side. So both. But in terms of core 90s vs. Y2K/Millennium, this is where the Y2K era came in full force compared to 1997-1998 which still felt mostly core 90s imo.
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Post by aja675 on Feb 3, 2022 12:27:24 GMT 10
I think spiky frosted hair replaced curtain hair this year in terms of popularity. It started earlier but was very visible and a replacement cut for lot of people with curtained hair and bowlcuts, especially during winter 1998 and spring/summer 1999, it wasn't just spiky hair or frosted tips, but moreso, hair gel used to create a small front spike on top of the head with the other short hair combed back or light gel randomly tossed into short square cut hair. Lots of people wanted to get with the times or abandon the typical 90s and grungey curtained look for a more classic and macho look. At the same time curtained hair was very visible all the throughout late 1998- summer 1999, curtained hair started getting popular around 1989-1990, and became fully mainstream by 1990-1991 and 1991-1992. In 1999-2000 it was much less but still hanging, in 2000-2001, to some extent 20002, only a few people had it curtained hair, spiky hair in 2000-2001 became excessive and cheesy looking, lots of overdone tacky spiky hair. 2003-2004, maybe early 2005 was the very last time you say someone with curtained hair. 2009-2010 maybe 2011, is the last time you say someone with some kind of casual version of 90s/Y2K/early 2000s spiked hair. LOL I'm still into hair gel because that's what I thought was cool in kindergarten. Even if everyone else is like ''OK Boomer'' when I talk about it.
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