• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to footer

Coyote Chronicle CSUSB

The Independent Student Voice of CSUSB Since 1965

  • News
  • Community
  • Politics
  • Opinions
  • A & E
  • Features
  • Sports
  • Expressions
  • Multimedia

Everyone’s favorite comebacks

May 29, 2019 by sophia montes Leave a Comment

Dust off your Atari’s and CD players because we are going back in time. We actually will not be traveling to the past but some of our favorite items have become apart of today’s society.

Polaroid cameras: In 1950s, the polaroid camera became popular. In today’s culture there are all kinds of cameras that produce polaroids. You can buy Polaroid cameras for $50-$100

Jelly shoes: You can find them at almost any trendy store that keeps up with popular styles. My mom would dress me in them as a baby, and now as an adult I still buy them for myself. The jelly shoe fad started in the 1980’s.

Vinyl Records: Almost any popular artist releases their own music on vinyls. You can buy them online or in certain stores for $20-$40. Vinyls first became most popular around the 1940’s.

Overalls: I remember my parents wearing overalls in the late 80s and then in the 90s they dressed me in overalls. Nowadays I still own overalls, about six pairs. You can pretty much find them at any fashion store.

Colorful/round lens glasses: In the early 1920 to 30s round framed glasses became popular. Around the 60s and 70s colorful lens glasses became a big thing. Today, you can still find round lens glasses, colored lens glasses or a combination of the two online, at any fashion or convenient store that sells glasses.

Neon: When you think of the 80s, the first thing that comes to mind is usually bright neon clothing.  In 2019, a pop of neon is still popular, especially in the festival culture.

Scrunchies: Scrunchies first became popular in the 80s through the 90s, most memorable in shows like Full House. Today, it is once again an important accessory.

Fanny packs: In the 80s, everyone owned a fanny pack.  After they fell out of style and became a thing of the past it was almost funny if someone owned one. The convenience of a fanny pack brought them back to life. Also part of festival culture, you can find very stylish ones at almost any clothing store.

Perms: The 40s is when perms first became popular for women but it was not until the 80s when perms were popular for both genders. Now, in 2019 the number of males getting perms is increasing, mostly in the teens to early 20s crowd.

Disposable cameras: The 80s is when disposable cameras were invented.  By the early 2000s digital cameras became the new thing. Downloading your pictures on sim cards and computers took over having to print them all out. Today you can still find people using disposable cameras, giving their festival or vacation pictures that vintage look.  They can be found online or in few stores like Walmart or Target.

Baggy clothing: Baggy pants and over sized shirts came into style in the 90s and early 2000s, but when skinny jeans came into style baggy clothing was a thing of the past. In today’s culture. The over sized shirts, sweaters and loose fitted pants are what is in.

Before you throw away something you think is out of style, take a second to think about all the things that fell out of style but came back. Also consider donating your items so someone else can enjoy it at an affordable price.

Related posts:

Summer fashion sizzles into stores
NSA now can’t spy on you
The Appeal of Vinyl in the Age of Digital Music

Share this:

  • Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)
  • Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)

Filed Under: Opinions Tagged With: #records, baggy clothes, Disposable cameras, Fanny Pack, Jelly shoes, lens, neon, Overalls, perms, Polaroid camera, Scrunchies

Reader Interactions

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Footer

Newsletter

Search the website

About Us

Location : University Hall, Room UH-018
+1-(909) 537 - 5815

Pages

  • About
  • Advertising
  • Alumni
  • Archives
  • Contact
  • Multimedia
  • Newsletter Signup
  • Submissions

Meta

Login

Copyright © 2021 · News Pro on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in