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Isn't it almost a cliche that trends start in the underclasses and spread to the wealthy?

• agumonkey 7y ago
  I see plenty of factors: - fashion cycles, there was a need for a new one.. - vintage revival, fancy trimmed beards were a big thing in the previous 20s - young people wanting to make their own shop, so they jump on the bandwagon
• ambicapter 7y ago
  ...generally its the opposite, no?
  • rebuilder 7y ago
    Hip-hop? Jeans? Even the little black dress (maids' uniforms)?
    • badpun 7y ago
      Historically, ordinary people copied bourgeoisie who copied aristocracy who copied the king. Only very recently the trend has changed.