The jean pant
suit with no sleeves. The overalls. Just paired with a shirt and tennis shoes.
You usually see them on farmers or railroad truckers. Back then they were used
as protective over garment. But in today’s fashion it’s a modern twist. Today
it’s a fashion statement.
Since the
1960s, different colors and patterns of overalls have been worn by young people
of both male and female, often with one of the straps worn loose along the side
and under the arm. The overalls fashion trend among American youth peaked in the
late 1970s, and again for females in the late 1990s.
Today it is
mainly worn by women and a lot more stylish. They can have ripped holes or
studs on them to make more of a statement. Or they can have slimmer fit and
boot cut length. They are a lot less than the plain Jane over all back in the
1960s. They have reinvented the overalls by pairing it with fierce clothing
statements. You can pair it with stripped shirts or crisp white blouses. You
can dress in street style or wear them to work. Just style them with a flannel
and wear a blazer with it and you’ll be set to start the work day fiercely. Whether
you are going to work, casual day in, or going out for the night this 1960
garment is so controversial. Overalls are back in. And this is a must have in
your closet this year.
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