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8 Gen X Trends Whose Time Has Past

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Oversized Flannel Shirts

A staple of grunge fashion, oversized flannel shirts were everywhere in the ’90s. But today, these garments often look dated rather than stylish.

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CD Collections

While there’s a certain nostalgia for CDs, the rise of streaming services has rendered these collections largely unnecessary.

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Pagers

Before everyone had a cell phone, pagers were the go-to communication device. However, in the age of smartphones, they’re practically obsolete and can be seen as a bit of a relic.

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Frosted Tips

Frosted tips were a hair trend that many Gen Xers embraced. However, today’s hair trends lean more towards natural color and less harsh contrasts.

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Calling Cards

Calling cards were once necessary for international or long-distance calls. These cards are mainly unnecessary and outdated with various internet-based communication platforms.

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Chain Wallets

Chain wallets were a staple of punk fashion in the Gen X era. But today, they are often seen as cumbersome and unnecessary, with slim wallets and cardholders in style.

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Dial-up Internet

Once the only way to connect to the internet, dial-up is painfully slow compared to today’s high-speed options. It’s a trend best left in the past.

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Vhs Tapes

Like CDs, VHS tapes are now largely obsolete due to streaming services. They take up a lot of space and are much less convenient than modern alternatives.

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