gritsinmisery: To everyone reading this who wasn’t alive in the 70′s: Every single day you need to say thanks that you weren’t around then - Because you’d either be wearing this stuff, or have to look at people around you who were! (x)(I remember Mum reading Kays catalogues with pics like these in them!! Which sadly shows my age!) ALL the catalogues looked like this. The Sears catalogue was SCARY. I’m surprised by this caption. I presumed any text after these amazing photos would be something about how awesome and varied and colourful men’s clothing in the 70s were, how they weren’t afraid of classically feminine cuts and looks, and how we need to bring all this stuff back in an effort to fight toxic masculinity. What’s wrong with some slinky orange loungewear, I ask you?I’m not sure what point in the day those bathing suits were designed for, but I think all points in the day are completely appropriate.Tell me you’ve never longed for all the men around you to be decked out in jaunty belted sweaters or a matching shirt and underpants sets, or some drapey red spandex slacks. Tell me that and I’ll know you’re lying. gritsinmisery: To everyone reading this who wasn’t alive in the 70′s: Every single day you need to say thanks that you weren’t around then - Because you’d either be wearing this stuff, or have to look at people around you who were! (x)(I remember Mum reading Kays catalogues with pics like these in them!! Which sadly shows my age!) ALL the catalogues looked like this. The Sears catalogue was SCARY. I’m surprised by this caption. I presumed any text after these amazing photos would be something about how awesome and varied and colourful men’s clothing in the 70s were, how they weren’t afraid of classically feminine cuts and looks, and how we need to bring all this stuff back in an effort to fight toxic masculinity. What’s wrong with some slinky orange loungewear, I ask you?I’m not sure what point in the day those bathing suits were designed for, but I think all points in the day are completely appropriate.Tell me you’ve never longed for all the men around you to be decked out in jaunty belted sweaters or a matching shirt and underpants sets, or some drapey red spandex slacks. Tell me that and I’ll know you’re lying. gritsinmisery: To everyone reading this who wasn’t alive in the 70′s: Every single day you need to say thanks that you weren’t around then - Because you’d either be wearing this stuff, or have to look at people around you who were! (x)(I remember Mum reading Kays catalogues with pics like these in them!! Which sadly shows my age!) ALL the catalogues looked like this. The Sears catalogue was SCARY. I’m surprised by this caption. I presumed any text after these amazing photos would be something about how awesome and varied and colourful men’s clothing in the 70s were, how they weren’t afraid of classically feminine cuts and looks, and how we need to bring all this stuff back in an effort to fight toxic masculinity. What’s wrong with some slinky orange loungewear, I ask you?I’m not sure what point in the day those bathing suits were designed for, but I think all points in the day are completely appropriate.Tell me you’ve never longed for all the men around you to be decked out in jaunty belted sweaters or a matching shirt and underpants sets, or some drapey red spandex slacks. Tell me that and I’ll know you’re lying. gritsinmisery: To everyone reading this who wasn’t alive in the 70′s: Every single day you need to say thanks that you weren’t around then - Because you’d either be wearing this stuff, or have to look at people around you who were! (x)(I remember Mum reading Kays catalogues with pics like these in them!! Which sadly shows my age!) ALL the catalogues looked like this. The Sears catalogue was SCARY. I’m surprised by this caption. I presumed any text after these amazing photos would be something about how awesome and varied and colourful men’s clothing in the 70s were, how they weren’t afraid of classically feminine cuts and looks, and how we need to bring all this stuff back in an effort to fight toxic masculinity. What’s wrong with some slinky orange loungewear, I ask you?I’m not sure what point in the day those bathing suits were designed for, but I think all points in the day are completely appropriate.Tell me you’ve never longed for all the men around you to be decked out in jaunty belted sweaters or a matching shirt and underpants sets, or some drapey red spandex slacks. Tell me that and I’ll know you’re lying. gritsinmisery: To everyone reading this who wasn’t alive in the 70′s: Every single day you need to say thanks that you weren’t around then - Because you’d either be wearing this stuff, or have to look at people around you who were! (x)(I remember Mum reading Kays catalogues with pics like these in them!! Which sadly shows my age!) ALL the catalogues looked like this. The Sears catalogue was SCARY. I’m surprised by this caption. I presumed any text after these amazing photos would be something about how awesome and varied and colourful men’s clothing in the 70s were, how they weren’t afraid of classically feminine cuts and looks, and how we need to bring all this stuff back in an effort to fight toxic masculinity. What’s wrong with some slinky orange loungewear, I ask you?I’m not sure what point in the day those bathing suits were designed for, but I think all points in the day are completely appropriate.Tell me you’ve never longed for all the men around you to be decked out in jaunty belted sweaters or a matching shirt and underpants sets, or some drapey red spandex slacks. Tell me that and I’ll know you’re lying. gritsinmisery: To everyone reading this who wasn’t alive in the 70′s: Every single day you need to say thanks that you weren’t around then - Because you’d either be wearing this stuff, or have to look at people around you who were! (x)(I remember Mum reading Kays catalogues with pics like these in them!! Which sadly shows my age!) ALL the catalogues looked like this. The Sears catalogue was SCARY. I’m surprised by this caption. I presumed any text after these amazing photos would be something about how awesome and varied and colourful men’s clothing in the 70s were, how they weren’t afraid of classically feminine cuts and looks, and how we need to bring all this stuff back in an effort to fight toxic masculinity. What’s wrong with some slinky orange loungewear, I ask you?I’m not sure what point in the day those bathing suits were designed for, but I think all points in the day are completely appropriate.Tell me you’ve never longed for all the men around you to be decked out in jaunty belted sweaters or a matching shirt and underpants sets, or some drapey red spandex slacks. Tell me that and I’ll know you’re lying. gritsinmisery: To everyone reading this who wasn’t alive in the 70′s: Every single day you need to say thanks that you weren’t around then - Because you’d either be wearing this stuff, or have to look at people around you who were! (x)(I remember Mum reading Kays catalogues with pics like these in them!! Which sadly shows my age!) ALL the catalogues looked like this. The Sears catalogue was SCARY. I’m surprised by this caption. I presumed any text after these amazing photos would be something about how awesome and varied and colourful men’s clothing in the 70s were, how they weren’t afraid of classically feminine cuts and looks, and how we need to bring all this stuff back in an effort to fight toxic masculinity. What’s wrong with some slinky orange loungewear, I ask you?I’m not sure what point in the day those bathing suits were designed for, but I think all points in the day are completely appropriate.Tell me you’ve never longed for all the men around you to be decked out in jaunty belted sweaters or a matching shirt and underpants sets, or some drapey red spandex slacks. Tell me that and I’ll know you’re lying. gritsinmisery: To everyone reading this who wasn’t alive in the 70′s: Every single day you need to say thanks that you weren’t around then - Because you’d either be wearing this stuff, or have to look at people around you who were! (x)(I remember Mum reading Kays catalogues with pics like these in them!! Which sadly shows my age!) ALL the catalogues looked like this. The Sears catalogue was SCARY. I’m surprised by this caption. I presumed any text after these amazing photos would be something about how awesome and varied and colourful men’s clothing in the 70s were, how they weren’t afraid of classically feminine cuts and looks, and how we need to bring all this stuff back in an effort to fight toxic masculinity. What’s wrong with some slinky orange loungewear, I ask you?I’m not sure what point in the day those bathing suits were designed for, but I think all points in the day are completely appropriate.Tell me you’ve never longed for all the men around you to be decked out in jaunty belted sweaters or a matching shirt and underpants sets, or some drapey red spandex slacks. Tell me that and I’ll know you’re lying. gritsinmisery: To everyone reading this who wasn’t alive in the 70′s: Every single day you need to say thanks that you weren’t around then - Because you’d either be wearing this stuff, or have to look at people around you who were! (x)(I remember Mum reading Kays catalogues with pics like these in them!! Which sadly shows my age!) ALL the catalogues looked like this. The Sears catalogue was SCARY. I’m surprised by this caption. I presumed any text after these amazing photos would be something about how awesome and varied and colourful men’s clothing in the 70s were, how they weren’t afraid of classically feminine cuts and looks, and how we need to bring all this stuff back in an effort to fight toxic masculinity. What’s wrong with some slinky orange loungewear, I ask you?I’m not sure what point in the day those bathing suits were designed for, but I think all points in the day are completely appropriate.Tell me you’ve never longed for all the men around you to be decked out in jaunty belted sweaters or a matching shirt and underpants sets, or some drapey red spandex slacks. Tell me that and I’ll know you’re lying. gritsinmisery: To everyone reading this who wasn’t alive in the 70′s: Every single day you need to say thanks that you weren’t around then - Because you’d either be wearing this stuff, or have to look at people around you who were! (x)(I remember Mum reading Kays catalogues with pics like these in them!! Which sadly shows my age!) ALL the catalogues looked like this. The Sears catalogue was SCARY. I’m surprised by this caption. I presumed any text after these amazing photos would be something about how awesome and varied and colourful men’s clothing in the 70s were, how they weren’t afraid of classically feminine cuts and looks, and how we need to bring all this stuff back in an effort to fight toxic masculinity. What’s wrong with some slinky orange loungewear, I ask you?I’m not sure what point in the day those bathing suits were designed for, but I think all points in the day are completely appropriate.Tell me you’ve never longed for all the men around you to be decked out in jaunty belted sweaters or a matching shirt and underpants sets, or some drapey red spandex slacks. Tell me that and I’ll know you’re lying.

gritsinmisery:

To everyone reading this who wasn’t alive in the 70′s:

Every single day you need to say thanks that you weren’t around then - Because you’d either be wearing this stuff, or have to look at people around you who were! (x)

(I remember Mum reading Kays catalogues with pics like these in them!! Which sadly shows my age!)

ALL the catalogues looked like this. The Sears catalogue was SCARY.

I’m surprised by this caption. I presumed any text after these amazing photos would be something about how awesome and varied and colourful men’s clothing in the 70s were, how they weren’t afraid of classically feminine cuts and looks, and how we need to bring all this stuff back in an effort to fight toxic masculinity. What’s wrong with some slinky orange loungewear, I ask you?

I’m not sure what point in the day those bathing suits were designed for, but I think all points in the day are completely appropriate.

Tell me you’ve never longed for all the men around you to be decked out in jaunty belted sweaters or a matching shirt and underpants sets, or some drapey red spandex slacks. Tell me that and I’ll know you’re lying.

(via deputychairman)

Jun. 10 2015
Via nixxie-fic
#bring back the 70s #the 70s had all the best clothes #also the best music
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