In the 1970s, I wore:
A completely transparent mini smock dress;
Very short hotpants with very high platform heels;
Floaty, transparent, cheesecloth tops;
Floaty, semi-transparent maxi skirts;
Very short mini-skirts;
Extremely wide trousers;
No bra, ever.
In the 1980s:
Power suits with big shoulder pads, stilettoes;
Huge puff sleeves, often with shoulder pads;
Silk shirts as dresses, half undone;
Bright-coloured mini ra-ra skirts;
Anything made of black lace;
Chiffon shirts with black lace bra showing through;
Insane amounts of eye makeup.
In the 1990s:
Low-slung cargo pants with high-slung thongs;
Crop tops and bikini tops;
Silky slip dresses;
Extremely short denim cut-offs;
Extremely wide trousers again;
Doc Martens.
Come the 2000s, fashion's mostly recycling the looks I've worn before and the menopause is putting paid to my crop-top body. I hated skinny trousers and spent about ten years in leggings with long tops, gradually veering towards sack-shaped tube dresses in any length.
2020s:
Extremely wide trousers and clumpy shoes are back! Hurrah! I'm not letting go of these until I simply can't get any more. Wearing them with big, loose tops (fuck that 'flattering your figure shite) that often have big, puff sleeves;
Loose, transparent tops with visible bra underneath (yes, at my age);
Gigantic, long skirts.
Fashion's fun! I enjoy seeing The Young People doing new things with old ideas - and old things with new ones. I'll never comment on them the way some miserable people commented on my outfits of yore.
The bra t-shirts are hilarious 😆 I assume they're supposed to be at least 'ironic'.