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Message: <blockquote data-quote="tiffanys110" data-source="post: 9747096" data-attributes="member: 348938"><p>Fashion has a way of coming full circle. As this Fall's Fashion Week in New York City showed, fashions this year are harking back to decades gone by. Now, it's hot to be seen in a prim and proper 1950s housewife dress, thanks to the popularity of AMC's Mad Men, and it seems that short vintage style dresses and across-the-body handbags inspired by the 1960s are what every hipster is sporting right now. Colorful, patterned 1970s disco glam ensembles teamed with John Lennon sunglasses are also back in vogue.  Fashion right now is also looking back to a more recent decade - the 1990s - and has found inspiration in an unlikely fashion icon, the unforgettable and lovable character of Elaine Benes from Seinfeld, played by Julia Louis-Dreyfus. As Seinfeld lovers will remember, Elaine was a fan of loose, floor-length flowery retro style dresses, teamed with sometimes ill-fitting jackets with shoulder pads, flat and heavy leather shoes, and white socks - she was one of pandora zilveren kralen <a href="http://www.kopenpanjewellery.com/pandora-collier.html" target="_blank">pandora collier</a> the guys, and she was decidedly anti-fashion, favoring clothes that were practical and comfortable over high heels. She was endearingly dorky, and kind of daggy.</p></blockquote><p></p>

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