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The Hot List A Government of Cowardswhenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness., TEXTSIZE, 1. CAPTION, Read the Declaration Click to Read, HAUTO onmouseoutreturn nd targetself The Hot List Read the DeclarationThe Hot List Life is Good The Hot List The Agenda. We get a lot of inquiries, presumably from children of boomers, about. We are very hesitant to get into. Boomer Crew has always been fashion blind. But. well give it a try. Perhaps some of you boomers can help us here. Most of our description relates to fashions in the U. S. When we get. this down pat, well stretch our boundaries. But for now, we know our. The most important thing to note, I believe, is that fashion for us kids. For us, the whole scene changed in the 6. What you wore to get. Bs En 61386 Pdf here. Thats. just the way it was. We show you some of both here. The differences are. BIGGER, BIGGER, BIGGERPictures on this page that contain thick borders are available in a. Move your mouse over a picture. If you see the words Click. What Our Parents Wore. This is President elect John Kennedy and President Eisenhower heading to. January 1. 96. 1. Note the tails and vest. Yes, this was. formal, but it was standard for formal occasions of the day. When you see pictures of men from the first half of the century, nearly. That came to. an end in the 6. By the late 6. 0s they were gone Im not talking. Despite what you see on Leave it to Beaver, women did not vacuum the. More than likely, they wore a blouse and skirt, though. Pants. for women did not become popular till the 7. I think. Pantsuits Some brave women wore them, but only the very brave wore them to anything. Suits and ties were standard for men. If you were a man working at IBM in the 6. And no. There were no casual Fridays when we were growing up. The trend was. definitely more formal. After dark, most adults dressed in suits and. Look for pictures of crowds at baseball games hats. I recall seeing a picture recently of the audience at an Ed. Sullivan Show. Everybody was dressed up. I can confirm that. My. family was in the audience for Whats My Line in the mid sixties. Yep. suit and tie. I packed a suit and tie for our trip to New. York so that I could be appropriately dressed to be in the audience at. Whats My Line. Collarless T shirts, sleeveless shirts, undershirts. I dont know if Nike and Adidas existed then. I dont recall wearing. Though a BBHQ visitor. Preppies in the 6. Weejuns, Gant shirts. Villager the round collar blouse was a must have. No young lady worth. Designer jeansA creation of the marketing people in the seventies or. Our blue jeans were simple blue. But most adults wore. What Boomers Wore. My first memories of brand name fashion as a kid of about 6 was the. Buster Brown shoe. I mention the Buster Brown shoe and show it to you here for a specific. The same thing was true for guys and white socks. As I recall, one day we. The next day, white. I must have missed the message. I was a dork for the next six months. Who knew I sure. When young ladies in the late 5. Do not even think about how that name or. Folks, you have to understand. In a few years theyll be saying the same thing. Now. to our teen years. Until the late 6. Guys in my school were not. Period end of discussion. The shirt had to be tucked in. No T shirts. sleeveless shirts, or undershirts. No trench coats The picture on the left is from my high school, in 1. Below are the. boys in the hood after school hours from the same year. Theyd probably. prefer I not mention their names. Thats Jim Schwartz on top, Tommy Sanfilippo below on the left, Ted. Musarro next to him and Carl Lo. Presti on the right. This is a picture of an American Bandstand audience in the early 6. You can see Dick Clark at the top. This was maybe a little more formal. And no, the guy on the left is not me. Real tight pants became popular for guys in the mid sixties you could. Then fashion went the other way in the. Bell bottom pants flared out, sometimes a little, sometimes a lot. Girls wore skirts and blouses, even in the winter no pants except in. California, where anything goes has been the. Many girls wore knee high boots in the winter. But. I remember many times standing at the bus stop at the corner of Lomond. Traynham with several girls when the temperature was below 2. And there were these poor girls with. It really was unfair. That did not stop them from wearing short, short skirts, though. As I recall, in high school the skirts had to go down. Some girls got away with wearing culottes kind of like. After school in the late. Hot, they were To make up for the exposed upper thigh, some women wore boots that. You younger folks will have to pardon us if we boomers scoff at walking. When we were kids, we. They cost about 2. Guys might wear a watch and for a short while in junior high, ID. But there were no chains or necklaces. Pocket protectorsNot used as widely as you might. Im no expert on this, but girls did not get their ears pierced as early. Many of them never did. As I recall, they did not wear earrings to. Too dressy. A lot of girls confiscated their dads long sleeved. Permanent press came into existence in the late 6. But I still. remember ironing my shirts in college, permanent press or not. A little more on shoes we wore shoes back then. I. grew up. For us guys, there was not much choice dress shoes and tennis. Dress shoes usually had laces. Tennis shoes were black or white. There were no Reeboks, no walking shoes just tennis. For females, there were flats, low heels, high heels, and tennis. A toe showing meant you needed a new pair of. No boots boots were for horse riding. A female BBHQ visitor offers In the later 6. I would wear. go go boots or pretty chunky heeled shoes. When it rained. we wore rubbers. In the winter, we wore boots big. Girls usually wore. I donno. somewhere, and. Life was tough back. This is singer Creed Bratton of the Grass Roots in the late 6. Yep. the rock groups led us into goofiness. But we followed, eagerly. The Seventies. My first memories of brand name fashion in the 7. Does it remind you of anything specificWhat goes around. I am convinced that the Beatles led millions of impressionable boomers. Note the smaller picture of the. Beatles on the left that was 1. The larger one is the Beatles in. This comparison provides an excellent example of the differences between. The Beatles did not follow any trends they. And we did follow The good, the bad. Beads for belts, long hair for everyone, afros for blacks, long sideburns. Do you recognize that. Now. not. everybody bought into this stuff, any more than everybody gets a tattoo. But still. it was more than a bit nuts. Many other adults got in on it, too. Come to think of it, many boomers. The poster boy for banning long sideburns was ABC. News dude Sam Donaldson. He looked horrible with them But then, most. Some men wore leisure suits light. Nehru shirts were.