The sunshine certainly brings people out does it not?
I don’t know why but obviously the young lady sitting on the seat in this image was one of many young people I noted wearing their jeans with the knees torn open?
Now of course as I have always stated I am no expert when it comes to fashion but I do try to remain observant to any changes in trends.
Mainly because my daughter Jodie is into fashion design and illustration. (Why not take a look at her new website?
You will find it on radcreative.co.uk)
Obviously as her Dad I feel it’s my duty to support her in everything she does; so go on take a quick look why don’t you?
I think you will be impressed? Although she will probably just ‘tut’ at me now and say “Daaaad!” when I tell her what I have done)
So anyway I then decided that this image of these two friends or maybe sisters required a catchy title? Hence the one I have selected above.
But then I got to thinking that Saturday is a kind of unclassified day in terms of it having any specific topic heading. So in order to make it a bit more of a challenge for myself I thought I should perhaps try to include a cheeky caption on any future blog entries?
Just a bit of fun I thought; and maybe something which might give you a smile and a giggle or two.
So here goes folks…this is it! My very first ‘Caption Day’ contribution for you to peruse and even comment on should you so desire?
Meanwhile might I wish you all a wonderful weekend and I hope that you each enjoy some pleasant sunny weather and get to spend quality time with those who love you.
Every generation, the then-current equivalent of hipsters wear ripped jeans, and every generation, they think they invented it. My daughter did in the 00s, and I did in the 70s. I guess these kids are no different.
By the way, your daughter’s work and website is very nice. Quite professional.
Fashion is indeed cyclical and I guess each generation lives to claim its originality. I really appreciate your comments about my daughters website Bill. Thanks for taking a look.
Hope you’re well my friend?
Take care
Bob