Hello, I'm Will Jones.
And I'm Jemima McVitie.
Welcome to the Stupid Opinion of Teenagers, the show where Jemima and I discuss on how
to be a teenager and whatever else is on in the week.
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And hopefully we will be finding out what happens to you, the listener, and all your
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We've got a meeting with Day in a minute, so it's gonna be swift, but then shall we?
Right, we'll start off with our...
Oh, I'll start off with me, not our, but Poodle Skirts from the 50s.
Just a...
I said that in the 1950s.
Works at nothing.
Like maybe we can step away from that.
Hey, that's a Zummerer.
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My Heiner Note here.
I'm half-asleep,
Not yet.
What?
Just carry on. This isn't an all episode yet, yeah, just carry on.
I'm sure they're poodles, but, you know.
They were really, they were quite low down, they came right down to the, usually, right down to the kind of, just above the ankle bone.
And yeah, it was kind of a dodgy trend. It's not coming back into fashion necessarily, it's kind of going the opposite way.
Skirts, and then coming right up to your crotch area for the females. So it's, don't look at me like I look, I don't look, no, no, no, no, no.
I'm more of a, I look up, not down, kind of.
Oh my god, no, right, no, no, no, like the face.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, okay. Right, so, the next thing is leg warmers from the 80s.
Now, the leg warmers, as I said, is a trend from the 80s and it was popular amongst many people, with dancers.
Tell me, tell me what.
Okay, aerobic structures and also teenage girls, again, obviously, teenage girls get very influenced.
So basically, the leg warmers were made from a variety of materials, like loads, like cotton, wool, acrylic, anything really.
And in loads of colours, I mean, some of the colours were wild, stripey patterns, like crazy.
They were often worn as a pair of leggings or like on top of the leggings, or they were worn with shorts.
But they also could be worn with nothing underneath, although that wasn't very common.
It lost its popularity because, you know, tights became much more like used and leggings also.
People just didn't really think they looked very good after a while.
Fair enough. Next one is bubble skirts from the 90s.
So, these kind of skirts were little puffy bottoms, really.
They wore most of the price and popular people, for example, Princess Diana and Madonna wore them, actually.
That's how they kind of got into their popularity because of these famous people wearing them.
They were, um, or they were made by this lightweight kind of fabric, worn with often kind of leggings and tights.
They were quite interesting, let's say. They kind of made you look like a fairy prancing around.
But, you know, they weren't too bad.
Yeah.
And the final one for today's episode is the one we all know and love called frecks.
These were from the 2000s.
So, they were popularized in the early 2000s, but of course, they're still on sale today. We all know that.
They were repopularized by many collaborations, mostly with musicians, actually, like Justin Bieber and Bad Bunny,
which really those ones sold out very fast. They're very popular, obviously, collaborations.
Crocs were mostly popular because, obviously, they're very comfortable and very easy to wear.
But, if we'll be honest, they are fairly unattractive kind of shoes, but they're still considered a fashion trend.
And right now, they are in, you could say.
If you look around the streets you're walking around, you're probably going to see someone with crocs because
people really, really like how practical they are at the moment and they're kind of becoming a new trend.
So, it's not going to be an old trend or failed trend anymore. It's coming back in.
I do love my crocs. I do love my crocs.
Kind of that kind of croc kind of guy. I love him.
You love him what color you want. You want a green, you want a pink, you want a blue, you want a red, you want a...
Today, I want a Star Wars one. No, I want a Spider-Man one. And they're really cool.
Anyway, thank you everyone for joining us on this Sunday content. I know it's slightly shorter,
but we wanted you to get that content out. You want a quick episode, maybe just driving to work.
You've got a seven minute drive. We've squeezed that in your time space.
We've... How much... What have you listed now? Eight? All together?
Yeah.
The two episodes. I made the cool ones, in my opinion. Crocs, bucket hats, and...
No, actually, saggy damn pants are probably the coolest all of you road men out there, but...
Is that what they call them? Road men? Road men, yeah. Road men.
What do they call them? Sorry, I know it's fashion trends, but what do they call them? Road men?
I don't know.
Was they rogue on the men?
No, because they're like scruffy like road men, I think, but I don't know.
What road men, though? What do you mean scruffy like?
You know, they do that work on the road. Like the workers.
I thought you meant they were cool like the workers.
Oh, no, no. Right.
No, no. Okay.
Well, thank you, Joe, for joining us, everyone.
What an episode. Well, it's only been eight, six minutes, but what an episode.
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