Is The New 'Bachelorette' Engaged?
'In Fantasy Land, We Teach Our Kids Abstinence -- And They Listen'
Sometimes we forget some of the most stylish ladies in our lives were the women who gave birth to us -- but My Mom, The Style Icon serves to remind us of just that. From the pics of covetable beehives to American Apparel chic, the blog provides photographic evidence that contrary to their present-day nagging and mom jeans, our mothers were infinitely cooler than us back in the day.
We think it's time to take out the photo albums and get digging for some black-and-whites that'll put Twiggy to shame.
Comments:
Add a comment
Tuesday 03 November
By Edric
My mom was a biker chick hahas. My parents got engaged on motorcycles. At least thats what their friends told me. hahas
Reply
Tuesday 03 November
By Da
growing up in the 60s my mom looked great in her minis
Reply
Tuesday 03 November
By Stephanie
I would like to submit a photo of my mom, How would I go about that?
Reply
Tuesday 03 November
By Diane
My parents had matching corvairs red convertibles , my mom wore pedal pushers and had a 26" waitstline when she got married. We had a round white leather totally cool sectional sofa and the swag lamps that go up and down and a lamp that was a clock. She always dressed in the current fashion just like Dick Van Dyke's TV wife she had the same outfits. She colored her hair, and met my father on a ski trip where he broke his leg. My grandparents always entertained and so did my parents They were Kansas City High Society at the time private schools, When my mom got married they wrote who attended her shower and what she got in the social column of the KC Star paper.My father was always dashingly dressed and yes I have the old pics.All that stuff is comming back into fashion and I have stuff in my wardrobe (OMG) that is now current.
Reply
Tuesday 03 November
By ELWELL HALL
MY MOM WAS A HIPPY AND AT WOODSTOCK SHE WORE NOTHING AT ALL AND LOOKED REALLY COOL ALL BODY PAINTED WITH LITTLE FLOWERS AND HEARTS WHICH CONCELED NOTHING. NOW, THAT'S STYLE!
Reply