Future Dress
The clothing of the far tomorrow
All sci-fi
aside, you ever wonder how people will follow trends? Yes, what styles will
be popular then is a big question. John Titor said people have clothes with
lots of pockets.
In
jumps to the future you may see some real odd stuff. Me
telling you what it is like may amuse you, but it will not prepare you
for the shock of the distant days that lie ahead. What you will see
is way beyond bizarre.
One thing that
took my breath away is how beautiful women are in the future, they all
look like perfect people. Nobody is deformed, overweight, or plain ugly.
Also, and this
is important, everybody is blonde with a Nordic look. The present diversity
of today is no more. People are pale to the point of pallor. They are
thin to the point of anorexia.
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We take for granted that
what we see today will always be, and yet look at cars - they constantly change.
The look of the 20's (black Model T Ford) was old fashioned in the 30's. Each
decade had its look.
But with people in the future,
the look is that women of the far future make the actresses of today look ugly.
These future women make today's super models look like dogs. Genetic engineering
has made people a lot taller and smarter.
The future
of fashion is more than futuristic clothes, it embodies the mindset of the
time. Women today cannot be forced to endure the primitive burka mentality of
yesterday, much more in the days to come.
People now cannot imagine
the future any more than a Victorian Gentleman could imagine a bikini. The whole
mindset of the future is so altered. We would not be able to understand the
people of the future because they do not value money or power. These are meaningless
in the future.
There is no money and the
concept of one man lording his authority over others is considered infantile.
Yet, the mode of dress in
the future is so different. No more blue jeans and a T-shirt. Clothes seem to
be made of some kind of synthetic material. A person told me that it appears
black shiny and seamless, as if it had been evaporated rather than sewn.
No doubt the clothes of
the future are generated using a technology we cannot even imagine.
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