Fashion

[so so]

I can't adjust my eyes to LIKE these things.. we used to do this to our worn out jeans centuries ago... they look really thrift store... but i guess stuff from the thrift store is stylish. beats me.

[jaxs mom]

I have a pair that came with them and I love them. Thy have patches I wouldn't normally find in stores. 

[Peaches McPhee]

"Everything old is new again."

[wilma]

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@Peaches McPhee wrote:

"Everything old is new again."

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@Peaches McPhee

“Especially for all the girls and women who weren’t here to wear these things the first time around.”

[Alison Wonderland]

For me, it depends.

When I was a kid, I remember my mom ironing on or sewing patches on my jeans to cover actual holes, not as a decoration. She'd hide them when she could, but sometimes it wasn't possible. When you're a kid and you're hard on clothes or grow out of them quickly, it makes sense. But I hated those patches and don't want them on my clothes as an adult.

That said, I can appreciate a cute applique or accent that's placed well and looks deliberate.

[KingstonsMom]

I have Martha Stewart's patchwork jeans and when I wore them out for lunch/shopping, several people stopped me to ask where I got them.

Different strokes for different folks.......

[chrystaltree]

Ok.  But I hope you know you aren't required to like everything...lol   You can even hate things...lol    I don't like jeans with patches either and I'm pretty sure that won't change.  At 58, that's a look that just isn't for me.  Like jeans that are overly distressed; cool and modern though they are....they aren't for me.

[QueenDanceALot]

Kinda like tie dye, I wore it in high school and college.

I'm not wearing either now!

[so so]

No requirement just my opinion. worth nothing. just commenting like everyone else does on here.

[KingstonsMom]

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@QueenDanceALot wrote:

Kinda like tie dye, I wore it in high school and college.

I'm not wearing either now!

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Uh-Oh!

I'm a hippy from way back and I still wear tie dye t-shirts, LOL!

Not ashamed!