Have we been in a Pop Culture Dark Age since the 90's ?

[samurainoir]

Plus Kramer's vintage store look changed fashion in the 90s - all of a sudden dudes were all wearing 50s bowling shirts.

Guilty! I still have a closet full of them, and even though I hardly wear them, my wife and I still have the same arguments over and over again about getting rid of them.

[palitoy]

Guilty! I still have a closet full of them, and even though I hardly wear them, my wife and I still have the same arguments over and over again about getting rid of them.

Regularly wear them.

[ODBJBG]

90s was neon. Early 90s saw tons of neon, spandex, stuff that was sort of around in the 80s, come to the forefront. Just look at the crap New Kids on the Block were wearing. Then by mid 90s, there was a rebellion against that look and you had all the grunge, long t-shirts, baggy pants trend start.

[Brazoo]

RE: bowling shirts - I should have added "not that there's anything wrong with that!"

Personally I dig them, but I think Kramer did have some influence in their resurgence. I could. Be wrong, but that's the timeline I recall.