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Fashion’s Echo: How Trends Return and Inspire a New Generation

i’m currently now in my late teens and I have always been so fascinated by fashion and I really do like dressing up seeing what’s up with the trend pop culture and just things around me. in my sophomore year of high school I took a fashion class and we did a lot of studying on history of fashion and it really highlighted on the fact that fashion does recycle every 20 years and the more I am living in the more I’m on social media. I cannot express how much that is true. if you were to scroll on social media right now you would see by lay flat colorful clothes bump fits in the hair. Does that remind you of anything? I may not have been born in the arrow where teenagers were experiencing all of that stuff, but I definitely have pretty well knowledge of the trends back then. it impresses me how people discover fashion that happened 20 to 30 years ago and then up cycle it to where today for example in 2019 the whole Stranger Things epidemic really sparked up people dressing very 80s with mom, jeans, baggy shirts, and stripes and just very 80s and it kind of fills my heart because people were expressing themselves by how they dressed and still to this day. basically, I’m just going on a whole ramp how it’s crazy how fashion repeats every 20 to 30 years.

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