Is it normal that i think the 70s were the ugliest time for fashion and style?

who dont want a dijon mustard and olive drab colored couch?

groovy man

I actually love it, lol! I love the hairstyles, the colors (that pretty reddish orange, avocado green, harvest gold, dark brown, cream, etc.), the cars, and I really love the architecture.

Actually, I am looking into buying a house right now and am hoping I'll find something that hopefully hasn't been remodeled since then (provided it was also well cared for and everything isn't destroyed). If not, I am planning to redo it in a '70s style. I love spindles, natural woodwork that isn't painted over, ceiling glitter (an absolute must have for me; I miss my ceiling from my childhood!), wood paneling and wainscoting, interesting colored appliances (I am in the odd minority that HATES the look of stainless steel appliances; sink is okay, but that's about it), etc. I really want pretty decorative hardware and light fixtures to replace the boring plain ones that are currently in fashion.

I actually think right now is probably the worst in terms of fashion and design. The fashion is just blah, the cars are absolutely hideous (I especially can't stand what they've done to previously roomy and sporty SUVs/CUVs by making them look like minivans and feel super cramped inside), and I can't stand the architecture/interior design. I have been waiting for beige and gray (but especially gray) and stainless steel (or pewter) everything to die out FOREVER, but it refuses to. I also can't stand that horrible looking cheap laminate fake wood flooring that is so popular. It is so tacky and cheap looking, doesn't look anything like a wooden floor, and usually looks filthy very fast because it's textured (and everything sticks to it because most of it is an almost rubbery texture). To be honest though, I am also in the minority that thinks wood floors are overrated. But I hate how cold, stiff, and uninviting the atmosphere of modern style houses are. Don't even get me started on how all buildings look exactly the same, from office buildings to the new fast food buildings (which are all hideous IMO).

A hundred years from now, someone will say the same thing about 2020 style.

I think the 70s were cool, but I personally prefer the 80s.

It's normal that you don't like the 70s though, because everybody has their own preferences.

Oooo I dunno the 2000's were pretty bad. Shiny britney spears pleather, denim on denim, justin Timberlake ramen noodle hair...

But yeah, the seventies was a pile of fucking hot garbage. What a disaster

I fucking love the 70s. I wish I had been born in the 50s or 60s so I could've experienced 70s NYC. Lotta fuckin crime, but still dope. I l grew up with the traditional shag carpet, and dark wood paneling. So 70s, but so badass. I love that fucking aesthetic.

Edit: And David Berkowitz. That would've been interesting, being a young woman with 'brown hair'.

At least they knew how to pull their pants up in the 70's.

It was what was trendy back then. Everything was ugly in every year but some weren't.

I disagree. I love 70s as well as 90s fashion. The 2000s was the worst by far. Current fashion is alright aside from all the fakeness.

80s were worse.

I think the 70's was probably the worst for clothing and furniture fashion for sure.