Which year did females all start wearing pants rather than skirts/dresses?

To each his own

i would guess around the same time they invented crotch corks.

feb 22 1968

The same time men stopped wearing suits, nice slacks with sweaters and dress shirts. Think Don Draper. Men dressing in sloppy t-shirts, baseball caps, saggy or tight jeans and shorts (the worst) should also go back to the day of when men knew how to dress. Women would follow if men stepped up their game.

you actually mean "women power" and "thank god for feminism"

Eeks is this liberal bitch painful to watch:

speak for yourself!!

i fucking noticed alright.

Good points. Yeah these "men" today look like absolute retarded slobs. White t-shirt, stupid fucking baseball cap, stupid shoes. They're like dumb ugly cattle.

Around 1970 I still couldn't wear pants to school. It changed shortly after.

I was going to say, it must have been the early 70's. So what was behind it? Hippie era? Because I recall those women wore hippie dresses.

They changed the dress code at my high school so girls could wear trousers in 1969.
Before then I spendt a few days in the VP office for wearing too short a skirt.

Apparently, after reading about it, it was the fucking French asshole designers that started in with woman's pants suits and shit. Then these female politicians started wearing them. Women should have never been allowed to vote. They will be the end of us.

There was no "specific" year. It was a gradual thing. Women wearing pants started mostly in the 40's, and then gained traction from there.

I think skirts and dresses are MUCH more comfortable, especially in the warm weather, but that's me.

It was late 1969 and early 1970 when women were allowed to wear "pantsuits" to work. But the top had to cover her butt. That's how it started. Eventually it morphed into what it is today and getting more casual than ever.

This evil destroying jew bitch wrote a book on feminism (The Feminine Mystique) in 1963 which kicked off the "second-wave" of feminism:
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yes, around then-i remember one day on the loud speaker the principal said we could wear pants under our dresses because it was so cold and snowy out. Then it started, pants under out skirts. And then the skirts came off I guess

Yeah this jew C**T pushed real hard to "free" our white females.
1966 Twenty-eight women, among them Betty Friedan, founded the National Organization for Women (NOW) to function as a civil rights organization for women. Betty Friedan became its first president. The group is now one of the largest women's groups in the U.S. and pursues its goals through extensive legislative lobbying, litigation, and public demonstrations


YEP I KNEW A JEW WOULD BE BEHIND IT

Not surprising at all jews love to push their agendas and create "organizations".

stupid whites for letting these sickening sick minded jews into our country. DUMB DUMB WHITES

eric jon phelps preaches against these women all the time on 247worldradio.com by the way its the jesuits not the jews study history or be doomed to repeat

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it was the 1980 when it really transitioned.

the 1990's too

sometime in the late 80s maybe 89-90 in western colorado Parachute pants came in for the men and skirts went out same with day dresses for the ladies.

Old Money knows that a female who is wearing trousers is a member of the lower class.

Nothing has changed at all.

I don't know where you see all females wearing pants, but in my office ...

I wear pants 2-3 days a week and skirts the rest, as do most women at my office.

Most working women's wardrobe is about an even split, I'd say. At my kids' school functions, you can tell which moms just came from office work because we're either wearing skirts/dresses or nice slacks and heels.

Females required to wear dresses to school until the mid 70's

That's when Grandmas started wearing pants to stay warm in the winter

My great grandma wore pants the first time in 1975

We were shocked

WW2 spawned off a new era.

fuck off with your tldr post. And you're a lying jew likely. It IS ABSOLUTELY JEWS behind it. I've proven it in this thread. So shove your jewianity jewsus jewsuit bullshit up your beak.

i find dresses flatter me best and are the most comfortable. but there are some ladies out there who do look best in pants and are not flattered by dresses. (not the majority) we are lucky that we have the option to choose.

clothing manufacturers now mostly serve us up formless, classless, throw-away clothing.

dresses are unique. they come in much more diverse sizes and styles and are not as easy to design or produce.

the other day i got off the elevator at a department store and thought i was in the men's department. mostly everything was black and mostly everything was made with straight lines. not a dress in sight. what wasn't black was red/black plaid. i was in the women's department.

it can be a struggle to find feminine clothing right now.

requesting a little more imformatoin on the

In that video I posted of that annoying liberal bitch she says that though those women would work in factories and wear overalls/pants, they would be right back in skirts after work.