But it’s still crap.

Was, wasn't it. My earlies memories are of the colour pallet from the late '70s - early '80s; the maroons and greys, and the romantic Laura Ashley ruffle collars and calf-length boots worn with long skirts. Lady Diana nailed the look I remember.

I was only seven months old when this was shown, but I can still remember seeing people wearing stuff like this around 1980-81. Mining communities, in Nottinghamshire at least, tended to hang on to some fashions for a lot longer than might be expected.

As a kid in the 70s, I was hoping for a Buck Rodgers future..esp the ladies with them tight fitting...oh nevermind, it didn't happen either

@@stevenray787 I know, I had my heart set on that bird outfit.

@@Fsrjtyttzma now I know for sure you know what I'm talking about lol look' Sado- masochistic bird guy,,, good lord I can't believe I wasted nights watching that stupid thing.

I would say this is early seventies, in sixties and early seventies Carnaby Street was the heart of casual clothing in the world if you were creative in pursuit of inspiration Carnaby Street was the place with vibrant clashes of colours and new rebellious culture and music, to be honest I think we lost our identity with those fads in those decades.

The interviewee Wendy Dagworthy is wait for it.........................28 years old here!!!!! Had I not checked I would have assumed she was in her mid to late 50s.

I too was puzzled by the sparrow-brown coloured skirt and jacket ensemble. Until she explains, part-way through, that she's wearing a British label. Then goes on to say "I feel a bit dowdy" in these clothes. So clearly, not her regular style or choice. Funny 😆 though, and how's about the fringe and hairstyle of the PR guest !

@@comealongcomealong4480 The label must have used left over British Leyland car interior fabric.

@@EgoShredder Wendy Dagworthy? Nobody has such a name anymore, never mind such a plummy accent! And only 28 too? Unbelievable!

are you blind? 🤣 she looks exactly 28

Agree!... and that panelist, Wendy Dagworthy, certainly lived up to her name, with that terrible green outfit!

@Legion youre right women's fashions in the late 70s were elegant - but none of the women featured here are wearing anything that could be remotely described as 'elegant'. I lived thru this period and trust me no woman in her right mind then would be seen dead wearing the dowdy outfits on show here

@Legion Er ..... no. I prefer an outfit that is decorous and appropriate for the female form.

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And the bed sheets aren't even made in Britain anymore.

@@HenningDiesel china? 🤣? Lol

@@stevenray787 Everything's made in China these days.

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Bed sheets are here beacuse you were there , if you get greedy you have to pay the price. You bought tem there to do your dirty work and the got rich from and and now your pissed . Who went to china to get the cheaper maufacturing in the first place? sold off all the internal manfacturing. Where I grew up everything was locally made all those companies are non exsistant now. I am a designer St Martins grad, I had to go to europe to get paid my worth most I was offered a year in the UK was 16 k in 98. Germany offered 3x that ! you need to look behind the vail and stop complaing.