Unisex and feminism trends in denim wear of the 1990s

1990s are characterized by feministic wave in fashion. Women look exactly like men and their clothes is distinguished from men’s wear only by smaller sizes. A decade of unisex was welcomed by feminists, but everybody got tired of it too soon. Elegant and feminine women had to wear dirty grunge jeans, torn sneakers and rumple t-shirts. But 1980s were too glamorous, exuberant and kitschy, that is why such transformation is quite logical. Ample curves give way to complete absence of roundness in women’s wear. Perhaps feminine forms were just hidden somewhere under baggy subculture jeans and long sweaters with outer seams in the front.

Diamonds are forgotten. Jewelry is made from leather, wood, from any possible recycle material. Piercing is extremely fashionable, especially nose and belly button piercing as well as various tattoos. These brave punk divas wear rough customized denim together with baggy tops and boots on a huge platform at parties, at work and just everyday. Women are practically transformed into hooligan teenagers.