Pre 1950s, even t-shirts were only used as underwear. As in only to be worn under a dress shirt, or in case of the blue collar worker, a fucking blue collar work shirt. Also, people were told they weren't fully dressed without a hat all the way through the 60s.
Pre 1950s, even t-shirts were only used as underwear. As in only to be worn under a dress shirt, or in case of the blue collar worker, a fucking blue collar work shirt. Also, people were told they weren't fully dressed without a hat all the way through the 60s.
There's gotta be a happy medium with this though. All that shit looked so damn uncomfortable. People would wear that stuff to Disneyland in 90 degree heat.
There's gotta be a happy medium with this though. All that shit looked so damn uncomfortable. People would wear that stuff to Disneyland in 90 degree heat.
Up through the 90s, women still wore pantyhose and not bare legs if they were wearing a skirt or dress. You used to find pantyhose sold in convenience stores and at the grocery, because a run in your hose could happen anytime and women didn't want to be without.
Up through the 90s, women still wore pantyhose and not bare legs if they were wearing a skirt or dress. You used to find pantyhose sold in convenience stores and at the grocery, because a run in your hose could happen anytime and women didn't want to be without.
oh well, i guess you cant be based all the time
oh well, i guess you cant be based all the time
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