My poodle skirts never actually had poodles on them... and they were
certainly not made of felt, although the poodles on friend's skirts were
felt.
I think I might have been oblivious to the fashion world during the
period of the poodle skirt... until it was passe. (For that matter,
I'm still out of touch!!) But I definitely wore the full circle skirt
with crinolines, bobby socks (pulled straight up, not folded), and
saddle oxfords. Oh... and that black belt around the middle? I
remember it was about 3 inches wide and made of black elastic. We wore
the belt with the buckle (snap, hook... whatever) in the back. It was
supposed to look cool too... but I remember that unless you stayed
pretty still, the skirt slipped down or the blouse peeked out under the
belt, and cool went right out the window.
Think about it, Tamara... why would anyone want to wear something that
looks like underwear and bare most of their mid-section? The "fashion"
of youth does not follow rational rules.
Clay
dmt11h...@aol.com wrote:
Tamara writes:
Poodle Skirt -- made of a full circle of felt and decorated with a
large felt poodle.
<<Good grief! Why would anyone want a skirt made of felt? And why a
poodle? Why not some other dog?>>
Because it was cool!
Gawd! You sound like my parents!
I never had any cool stuff.
Everyone else had cool stuff.
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