RyansWorld: Fashion Trends of the 2030s
From Future
The following items will become the popular fashion trends of the 2030s (from the year 2031 through the year 2040)
- Clear lipstick for men
- Neckties for pets
- A market will develop for vintage halter tops from the 2000s (for women)
- Dark blue panties for girls and women will be popular with females that are tired of light blue and pink panties
- Colored dentures will bedazzle people who do not want to have white teeth
- The camisole will replace the bra as an undergarment to support the woman's breasts
- Men will start to wear aprons at home as they assume the majority of household chores.
- Women would primarily wear dresses and skirts as opposed to pants. Shorter length skirts around the knee would be considered the norm for office jobs.
These radical wardrobe items will make the user feel more vibrant, full of life, and in touch with their other side. Like with men's earrings, necklaces, and bracelets of the past, clear lipstick will help the less than manly man feel at home (and not pressured to defect to sports, online role playing games, or other macho endeavors). Colored dentures will make going to the dentist fun for young people and senior citizens alike as they make the person's mouth sparkle and shine in all the shades of the rainbow.
Also, the fashion trends that ignited the 2000s will make a comeback in the 2030s (similar to 1970s fashions in the 2000s, 1980s fashions in the 2010s, and 1990s fashions in the 2020s). However these trends assume a stagnation of garment-technology. There should be an increase in technology geared towards clothes that will become for evident in the 2020's. This includes but is not limited to auras, clothing that looks like electricity is traveling through it, glowing eyes, and other cool effects that people will opt for over the dull styles embodied throughout history.
Because women will wear mostly short skirts and dresses, the tampon will once again replace the sanitary napkin pad as the most natural way to deal with menstrual periods.
