One day I may cease to be fascinated by his-n-hers jumpsuits as a fashion concept. But today is not that day.
Also, the guy on the right seems to be wondering what happened to the tub of Pringles he was carrying five minutes ago.
One day I may cease to be fascinated by his-n-hers jumpsuits as a fashion concept. But today is not that day.
Also, the guy on the right seems to be wondering what happened to the tub of Pringles he was carrying five minutes ago.
newhousebooks: 1976 JCPenney Winter catalogue.
Forget his-and-hers jumpsuits: try some hers-and-hers jumpsuits, with bell-bottoms so wide you could host a wedding reception under them.
Heaven only knows that his-n-hers jumpsuits are my new fashion obsession, but it’s hard to imagine why these merit the description “deliciously sexy”. Unless you’ve got a secret urge to sleep with a Teletubby, that is.
More his-and-hers jumpsuits, hooray! This ad from 1976 portrays the risks of mixing hard liquor with double denim: apparitions of giant floating whisky bottles may come to taunt you in the night.
When it comes to fashion with a wow factor, his-and-hers jumpsuits are the gift that keeps on giving. Here’s a charming pair from 1981. At least they’ve got the excuse that they’re drinking heavily.
If you’ve always wanted to know what it’d be like to attend a swingers’ party hosted by Reed and Sue Richards from the Fantastic Four, here’s your answer.
“Designed for people like you who make things happen.” Alternatively, it’s designed for men who look like the missing link between Derek Jacobi and Björn from ABBA and don’t need access to their own genitalia very often.