could be creative and create almost whatever you pleased, you could even wear a lower part of pajamas and a sweater from your father, and you would be IN! Cut those jeans there, cut a shirt short, tie it into a nut under the chest, put a big bow in your hair, let your hair dry naturally- the bigger, wavier and fuzzier- the better! Everything was loose, aloud, free, loving, sweet. Girls were warm, sweet too.The last two decades are different. It smells of technology, smog, stress, it is cold, serious, it is weird to be too sweet, it's OUT even in human nature.You have to be serious, you are far more restricted, only a few hairstyles go, and the more straight, ironed, shiny, polished, unnatural, the better. The clothes are so dull, simple, you mustn't put too much accessories on or you look too trashy. Natural is not good. You have to have push-up bras, spandex, very high heels, so that your legs seem longer, you have to be very skinny, and if you're not all that, you have to correct it. You cannot mix too much colors together, three is top, wear a rainbow shirt and they call you a hippie. We are being so restricted, we cannot be free, ourselves, we must be corrected. I keep on waiting for the fashion to change, and slowly am beginning to see, that polished hair have been sometimes replaced by big waves, it is getting a little better, but still. I am
missing allstars sneakers, big wavy fluffy hair with big red or pink lips, loose pants and loose one-shoulder dance shirts, big bows in my hair, shirts with songs written on (that I wrote), freedom... Maybe, or most certainly it is so, it's a growing thing too. All the things are the things that separate Youth and Adulthood, but still...the Carnival time is upon us- I see this time as an opportunity to be whatever I want and whoever I want for one night. 
I can live out my sentiment than,wright? ;) So,what will you be dressed as?
