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When I was a teenager, side parts were socially expected. Now apparently teenagers hate side parts & prefer center parts, which is weird because when I was their age, center parts were considered boring and basic. Your opinion?

This poll is for people aged 35 and below because I don't know how fashion trends were different for people much older than me.

So recently I have seen a few boys dressed in the "old look" with big jeans and wearing them low on the hip.
This was a thing a few years ago, and sometimes fashion comes back around.
Is this trend coming back now?

Today's historic inauguration ushered in a new era for the country and with more women in the White House than ever before, it marked an iconic moment in fashion.

Michelle Obama wows US presidential inauguration in head-to-toe plum and burgundy 😍😍
SHE LOOKED THE BEST OUT OF ALL 😍👏👏

The Vice President, First Lady, and former First Lady Michelle Obama chose looks from small, BIPOC-owned, and emerging brands;
J. Lo arrived in a Chanel white suit as an homage to women suffragists to perform a "This Land is Your Land" remix;
Biden's children and grandchildren arrived in a suite of sophisticated ensembles.

One trend immediately stood out amongst key attendees:
Monochrome was the look of the day—from Vice President Harris' purple look by Christopher John Rogers and Dr. Biden's ocean blue Markarian dress and coat trimmed in Swarovski crystals and velvet, to Michelle Obama's head-to-toe plum ensemble by Sergio Hudson.

It seems as though the trend, embraced so widely by today's attendees, was another sign of the change we should expect to see in this new Biden era.