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Declining Standards
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I've spent a happy half hour looking at street scene photos from the 1950s and 1960s and it strikes me that the general population is much scruffier these days with trainers and 'leisure wear' replacing polished shoes and structured clothing.
This is despite the fact that doing the laundry in the 1950s was a much harder job than it is now as most people didn't have washers and dryers nor sooooper dooooper high steam irons.
How do you dress when you go into town for a spot of shopping?
This is despite the fact that doing the laundry in the 1950s was a much harder job than it is now as most people didn't have washers and dryers nor sooooper dooooper high steam irons.
How do you dress when you go into town for a spot of shopping?
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if i go supermarket shopping its a ballgown, hair & make up done, heels etc. if i go into town then i dress down a bit (just a little)
14:51 Thu 13th Nov 2014
I wear a casual, zip-up jacket, leather shoes as normal. If I go into town, especially if I go with my wife, I also wear a tie. [I'm 75, by the way, if that makes a difference.] I've always been accustomed to dressing 'respectably/neatly', so it's a habit that I've kept. As regards people looking much scruffier these days, well, when I was younger there wasn't the wide choice of fabrics and styles that's available nowadays, so perhaps it wasn't as easy, then, to look scruffy.