just have been noticing something accross people from all walks, specially the younger generation. what was "cool" or "hot" earlier is now passe. the stress on perfection, in everything.................... including style of dressing up............is not "cool" anymore. times have changed terribly. and all change is not good. just like the climate change phenomenon is not good,so too the change in climate of fashions and trends these days doesn't seem to be a positive one.
earlier, perfection was the in thing. when you dressed to go out, everything had to be or atleast the effort was to make it tend towards perfection. whether the dress or the hairstyle or the footwear...whatever.
but these days i notice that imperfection is "cool". from hair to clothes to footwear to style of walking, the trend sadly seems to be towards imperfection.
they don't wear their shirts or trousers the "normal" way. the former may be far above the waist while the latter far below the waist!
any slippers or shoes would do. even jeans & tops with a ragged and torn look are supposed to be "cool". ofcourse cool they'll be ....since they have so much of ventilation..!!!
even the way of walking is casual. walking with a perfect gait is no more sought after. whether boys or girls, the aim is to adopt a very different walking style, far from the perfect looking one.
phew!!
i can just go on and on on this...
maybe some other time
till then....
//best//mg
these the fashion and trend is very shabby instead of being cool.today's generation doesn'tknow how to dress up.THEY BETTER LEARN IT.
ReplyDeleteI think the real issue is the proliferation of nuclear families and the lack of guidance from elders and parents. With double income families the parents impart little guidance and values and leave it to the environment, nannies and creches to manage the children. But as time passes and these children grow up, they would create more problems with their attitutde and what we are seeing today is only the trailer.
ReplyDeleteI appreciate your insight and sensitivity to be observant to such a trend. Keep it up.