Wooly vests. Lol. I remember wooly waistcoats
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Wooly vests. Lol. I remember wooly waistcoats
That would be a sleeveless cardigan. Proper mummy's boy attire.
Ha - indeed, but I still remember most of the 70s with some fondness!:)
The nice thing about being a young child then, in a comfortably off environment, was that you weren't exposed to any of the hardships of the 70s (such as Grant mentioned), had you been an adult having to work in some of the bollox conditions, dealing with strikes, etc. I never experienced ANY of that, only the good things (of which there was plenty during that era, if you knew where to look and weren't short of a few bob).
Marco.
Someone say 70s? Tank tops? (Worse still, knitted by your granny with all her wool leftovers?)
https://i.imgur.com/lsW4CZ5.jpg
Bordering on child cruelty! :lol:
Lol.... When women looked like WOMEN!! Not tomboys or 'ladettes', with almost zero femininity, going around in tracksuits/joggers and trainers, like today:doh:
Del's still got dresses like that (original 60s/70s ones, handed down by her mum, who was equally as petite), and which she occasionally wears during the summer months. Being a little thing, and a size 10, they really suit her; indeed she can still get into her Brownie uniform!:eyebrows:
Oi - stop those thoughts now...;)
Marco.
I know it has been said before, but when you're in the middle of it, you don't notice it so much, when everyone around you is experiencing the same. Not so good for those who were already suffering real hardships though.
Indeed... As I said, I never experienced any of that, as a) I was way too young, and b) my dad at the time was running his own very successful business, so we were shielded from a lot of the stuff others had to go through.
Marco.
Haha... Yes girl guides, Lol... I knew it was one of them!:D
It's brown and yellow anyway, with a scarf!:eyebrows:
Marco.