Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:and be taken seriously? Or does it scream unfashionable adult trying to relive her Delias days?
What is a Delia day?
Delia's was a catalogue (and store) that was top tier in the grunge era. They still had stores in the early 2000s.
Must have been a regional thing. I am certified GenX, remember the first time I saw Smells Like Teen Spirit on MTV, wore Dr Maartens in the 80s like an alt goth kid and never heard of Delia’s. Of course, I got my Docs at Camden Market in London …
That is certified cool. I got mine somewhere near Brown U. I didn't have a catalog to order from either! It would have been too tempting since I was working and trying to get through college and pay for books and tuition.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:and be taken seriously? Or does it scream unfashionable adult trying to relive her Delias days?
What is a Delia day?
Delia's was a catalogue (and store) that was top tier in the grunge era. They still had stores in the early 2000s.
Must have been a regional thing. I am certified GenX, remember the first time I saw Smells Like Teen Spirit on MTV, wore Dr Maartens in the 80s like an alt goth kid and never heard of Delia’s. Of course, I got my Docs at Camden Market in London …
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:and be taken seriously? Or does it scream unfashionable adult trying to relive her Delias days?
What is a Delia day?
Delia's was a catalogue (and store) that was top tier in the grunge era. They still had stores in the early 2000s.
Anonymous wrote:Yes they are classic
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:and be taken seriously? Or does it scream unfashionable adult trying to relive her Delias days?
What is a Delia day?
Delia's was a catalogue (and store) that was top tier in the grunge era. They still had stores in the early 2000s.
Must have been a regional thing. I am certified GenX, remember the first time I saw Smells Like Teen Spirit on MTV, wore Dr Maartens in the 80s like an alt goth kid and never heard of Delia’s. Of course, I got my Docs at Camden Market in London …
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They’re old lady shoes so yes, 40 is old enough to wear them. Embrace your old age.
They never really were lady shoes. Girls started wearing them in the skinhead/punk music era though, and continued to be popular with women through the 2000s.
More of a man's shoe, but women still are able to wear them.
Now Birkenstocks are old cat lady Karen shoes for sure. Also "nurse's" shoes are considered old lady shoes, with the solid thick cushioned soles. Perhaps that's what you meant.
My grandma wore both doc martens and Birkenstocks in the 90s.
Unusual, as they are polar opposites in trends. Birks for the older granola crowd, docs for the skinhead metal music or grunge crowds. (In the 90s)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They’re old lady shoes so yes, 40 is old enough to wear them. Embrace your old age.
They never really were lady shoes. Girls started wearing them in the skinhead/punk music era though, and continued to be popular with women through the 2000s.
More of a man's shoe, but women still are able to wear them.
Now Birkenstocks are old cat lady Karen shoes for sure. Also "nurse's" shoes are considered old lady shoes, with the solid thick cushioned soles. Perhaps that's what you meant.
My grandma wore both doc martens and Birkenstocks in the 90s.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:and be taken seriously? Or does it scream unfashionable adult trying to relive her Delias days?
What is a Delia day?
Delia's was a catalogue (and store) that was top tier in the grunge era. They still had stores in the early 2000s.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They’re old lady shoes so yes, 40 is old enough to wear them. Embrace your old age.
They never really were lady shoes. Girls started wearing them in the skinhead/punk music era though, and continued to be popular with women through the 2000s.
More of a man's shoe, but women still are able to wear them.
Now Birkenstocks are old cat lady Karen shoes for sure. Also "nurse's" shoes are considered old lady shoes, with the solid thick cushioned soles. Perhaps that's what you meant.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:and be taken seriously? Or does it scream unfashionable adult trying to relive her Delias days?
What is a Delia day?