Who here is guilty?

[+ bigjoey]

http://pulptastic.com/40-cringeworthy-mens-fashion-ads-70s/

[+ azdr0710]

sorry to say my Mom was guilty (I was just a little kid back then)

[Rudynate]

I had a pair of plaid slacks. And I also had one of those awful belted sweaters.

[jawjateck]

That's painful to view.....much like thumbing through a photo album looking at family pics from that decade.....always hurts my eyes.

[bigvalboy]

http://i1.wp.com/pulptastic.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/557e4efa7ce10.jpg

 

Guilty as charged.......The boy, not the sweater.

[+ Truereview]

See #12. GUILTY here....I've posed for photos after chocking the chicken

[sincitymix]

nope. wasn't born yet.... thank god

[+ Oliver]

Guilty! White double-knit bell-bottoms and print shirt with loonngg collar points. I still have them and they still fit! Maybe I should wear them to the PS dinner?

[+ glennnn]

I'm takin' da fifth!

 

Although I really don't remember seeing any of the more egregious colors shown here on the streets, .....or in my closet, during the no-taste decade between hippie and yippie. (Maybe the best designation for it is "yuckie".)

[+ Truereview]

Guilty! White double-knit bell-bottoms and print shirt with loonngg collar points. I still have them and they still fit! Maybe I should wear them to the PS dinner?

Maybe we should make it a required uniform?

[bigvalboy]

Guilty! White double-knit bell-bottoms and print shirt with loonngg collar points. I still have them and they still fit! Maybe I should wear them to the PS dinner?

 

LOL...you do, and I'll come. Now don't go callin my bluff.

[Tuffpie]

Guilt by association as my mother dressed me.

[gp0560]

Y'all may laugh, but I'd sure like to see more guys in Daisy Dukes, compared to the length of today's "shorts."

[Guest]

Those Daisy Duke shorts remind me of a picture I posted a while back in the Gallery of British TV star Lyndon Ogbourne...

http://www.fitmales.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/lo7.jpg

[+ Truereview]

Tell Lydon to turn please...can't appreciate him fully from this angle

 

Those Daisy Duke shorts remind me of a picture I posted a while back in the Gallery of British TV star Lydon Ogbourne...

http://www.fitmales.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/lo7.jpg

[+ Oliver]

LOL...you do, and I'll come. Now don't go callin my bluff.

 

Just for that I will! Don't know that I'll be able to grow the hair long enough.

[AdamSmith]

Guilty yer honor! College interview suit ca. 1977 was a 3-piece powder-blue number woven exclusively of fabrics Not Found In Nature.

[+ Gar1eth]

Guilty yer honor! College interview suit ca. 1977 was a 3-piece powder-blue number woven exclusively of fabrics Not Found In Nature.

 

You just can't get better than a silk acetate shirt!!

 

A relative crocheted for our family a throw/small blanky for the couch back in the 1970's which we still have that is in the same pattern and close to the same colors of the 'poncho' that the guy sitting down is wearing.

 

http://i0.wp.com/pulptastic.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/557e3d111880f.jpg

 

 

Gman

[AdamSmith]

You just can't get better than a silk acetate shirt!!

 

...There's Orlon and Korlan, and there's Accutron,

And Teflon, and Ban-Lon, and so on and on.

Allan Sherman

[+ deej]

the same pattern and close to the same colors of the 'poncho' that the guy sitting down is wearing.

 

It was a fairly common pattern making the rounds "in the day". I have a throw in the same pattern (and colors) that dates to my college days, a gift from a girl who just Didn't Get It.

 

(It's knitted, not crocheted.)

 

That orlon yarn they were using in those days is pretty much indestructible. Even the moths won't touch it!

[+ Gar1eth]

 

A relative crocheted for our family a throw/small blanky for the couch back in the 1970's which we still have that is in the same pattern and close to the same colors of the 'poncho' that the guy sitting down is wearing.

 

http://i0.wp.com/pulptastic.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/557e3d111880f.jpg

 

 

Gman

 

It was a fairly common pattern making the rounds "in the day". I have a throw in the same pattern (and colors) that dates to my college days, a gift from a girl who just Didn't Get It.

 

(It's knitted, not crocheted.)

 

That orlon yarn they were using in those days is pretty much indestructible. Even the moths won't touch it!

 

I'm pretty sure ours was crocheted. But I think items can look very similar done either way.

 

Gman

[seaboy4hire]

I was born in 76 (yes that really makes me 39) so I'm not guilty of the 70s fashion. Now if we wanna go to the 80s, well yup guilty as charged. I even upped it up and had a jerry curl in 2nd grade LOL

 

Hugs,

Greg

[+ stevenkesslar]

Guilty! White double-knit bell-bottoms and print shirt with loonngg collar points. I still have them and they still fit! Maybe I should wear them to the PS dinner?

 

Come on Oliver. Just bring the nipple in your avatar with you. Then nobody will be paying attention to your god damn silly clothes anyway.

[playwrestler]

The muscle guy in the red pants in the right pic of #39 is porn star Gordon Grant... He was totally hot in his day!

[marylander1940]

The models look average for today's standards, the clothes is just too tight and looks like something a girl could wear nowadays but not a guy.

 

 

http://pulptastic.com/40-cringeworthy-mens-fashion-ads-70s/