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Not in Los Angeles or Dallas. Most people don’t even wear sweatpants in Los Angeles or Dallas.
May be in Fairbanks or Anchorage.
Oh yes, I can attest that plenty of people in LA have worn pajama pants for years. Maybe not flannels, but they've most definitely been wearing pajama pants.
I don't see it much in my area, so the times I saw it, I thought it's just someone being tacky. Didn't know it was a trend. & it's always been a young person (teen to 20 something).
I assume you're talking about the obvious-looking, flannel PJ pants & not the flowy, silky type upscale-looking pants that could be PJs.
You’re just now noticing? This has been going on for YEARS. Maybe even decades?
Yup, I was thinking the same thing. This has been going on since the early 9os.
I remember when (Gen X) girls started going out in pajama pants in the early 9os. It was still kinda cutting edge.
And as those Gen Xers have all grown up, it has become completely normalized now to see women (of all ages and sloppiness) out in public pajamas.. and not just Wal*Mart & 7-11, everywhere.
Most of the time (imo.) it's tacky, but.. sometimes it'll look cute
I don't see it much in my area, so the times I saw it, I thought it's just someone being tacky. Didn't know it was a trend. & it's always been a young person (teen to 20 something).
I assume you're talking about the obvious-looking, flannel PJ pants & not the flowy, silky type upscale-looking pants that could be PJs.
No not in my city not even at Walmart.
And not even homeless in LA or Dallas. The 95% people in Dallas do not wear sweatpants that alone pajama pants. Some times on the Dallas south side you get some ghetto types in sweatpants or pajama leggings but that is it in Dallas is more dress up types.
The beach areas of LA is bit more casual of people in T-shirt and shorts and some sport wear but inner city is more Jeans.
Yup, I was thinking the same thing. This has been going on since the early 9os.
I remember when (Gen X) girls started going out in pajama pants in the early 9os. It was still kinda cutting edge.
And as those Gen Xers have all grown up, it has become completely normalized now to see women (of all ages and sloppiness) out in public pajamas.. and not just Wal*Mart & 7-11, everywhere.
Most of the time (imo.) it's tacky, but.. sometimes it'll look cute
Where is this Denver,Fairbanks or Anchorage or PY.
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