When & why did the whole 'han solo' style take off for women?

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Arrrgh matey

hee!

Answer is closer to 10 years, not 5 or 6.

+1. Not sure if it started in CA, but I was certainly wearing this sort of stuff there in like '07/08.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Arrrgh matey

hee!

Answer is closer to 10 years, not 5 or 6.

+1. Not sure if it started in CA, but I was certainly wearing this sort of stuff there in like '07/08.

so everyone saying 8-10 years.....what was it that happened then that made this blow up? Was it a particular celeb that just lit the fuse on this style? Financial crisis made this the go-to garb?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Arrrgh matey

hee!

Answer is closer to 10 years, not 5 or 6.

Yes, but I'm talking about the meme itself

[Anonymous]

Han Solo outfit? 1977.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Han Solo wouldn't be caught dead in a scarf.

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Anonymous wrote:Basic bitches.

+1

And please stop wearing big arse boots when it is greater than 30 degrees.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Arrrgh matey

hee!

Answer is closer to 10 years, not 5 or 6.

+1. Not sure if it started in CA, but I was certainly wearing this sort of stuff there in like '07/08.

so everyone saying 8-10 years.....what was it that happened then that made this blow up? Was it a particular celeb that just lit the fuse on this style? Financial crisis made this the go-to garb?

+1

LOL.

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Anonymous wrote:

GAWD. Just no. Every last woman at Cox's farm looked like a clone. Aviators and all.

[Anonymous]

I think the meme with Hans Solo started around the time the new Star Wars hype was coming out. But the look as been around so long now.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Han Solo wouldn't be caught dead in a scarf.

That's awesome

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Anonymous wrote:I had to google it but it's a cute enough style. The first girl in the picture isn't wearing a long enough top (see leggings thread).

https://twitter.com/swazydalrymple/status/532710795239784449

None of these women are covering their lady bits. See the super long thread in the elementary school aged forum about how *horrible* it is for 6 year olds to do this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Arrrgh matey

hee!

Answer is closer to 10 years, not 5 or 6.

+1. Not sure if it started in CA, but I was certainly wearing this sort of stuff there in like '07/08.

so everyone saying 8-10 years.....what was it that happened then that made this blow up? Was it a particular celeb that just lit the fuse on this style? Financial crisis made this the go-to garb?

Flat boots (opposed to boots with heels) and skinny leg jeans, followed by leggings/jeggings, came back into style. I remember thinking flat boots were not as flattering, but so much more practical. Hated skinny jeans until boot cut finally disappeared and I gave up the fight. Hate skinny jeans even more now that I've had kids.

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Anonymous wrote:It's actually when they wear the black vest with the boots.

This. The pictures the first pp posted isn't Hans Solo attire for women. Close.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I had to google it but it's a cute enough style. The first girl in the picture isn't wearing a long enough top (see leggings thread).

https://twitter.com/swazydalrymple/status/532710795239784449

None of these women are covering their lady bits. See the super long thread in the elementary school aged forum about how *horrible* it is for 6 year olds to do this.

Call me a prude but I think these tops should be longer. On adult women there's way too much possibility for camel toe. And I've seen many women walking around in leggings unaware of the camel toe!!

As far as six year olds, it doesn't seem like that much of a problem or big deal.