It's really easy to sum up or picture stereotypical fashions and fads of the 70s, 80s and 90s but I often wonder as the 2000s get further away (help!) what we or other people will look back at in terms of nostalgia for that decade.

I'm thinking James Blunt and..... not much else really.

Discuss.

I'm looking through some photos of 2000s fashion and I can't see anything that screams out "2000s".

Even 2000s cars are bland and don't really provoke thoughts of that decade.

*censored version*

I'm on a roll now.

I've literally run out of ideas.

Butterfield wrote:

It's really easy to sum up or picture stereotypical fashions and fads of the 70s, 80s and 90s but I often wonder as the 2000s get further away (help!) what we or other people will look back at in terms of nostalgia for that decade.

I'm thinking James Blunt and..... not much else really.

Discuss.

Didn't people say that about the 90s until about 2008 or someting?

Bootcut jeans.

Good music, memorable great songs from the Pigeon Detectives, none of this Bieber cr*p that all my classmates listen to.

Actually, thinking about there is a distinct lack of Generic Landfill Indie this decade. Or maybe it's just easier to ignore?

I'm sure there's already a Kooks, Razorlight, Artic Monkeys headlining nostalgia festival.

Xenomania > The Strokes.

Nightjar wrote:

Girls Aren't Allowed are definitely a band of the '00s, but that look of cargo "pants" and yellow boots is more 90s All Saints and Eternal.