Clothes of the Seventies, Vee-Knee Jeans
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Description: Australia, around 1974. Vee-Knees were hipster jeans, tight fitting to a Vee shape above the knee, then flared below the knee. Worn with a wide belt. I had purple ones and boy was I cool!
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I also had a pair of purple corderoy vee-knee jeans. I lived in them. My parents called the my 'not again' jeans
I had two-tone blue "v" knee jeans - light up the top and a darker blue from the vee at the knee.
I am trying to remember the name of some denim levis sneakers that I had around this time as well. Can anyone help?
I loved mu "v" knees - marron on top and white below the knee. I wish I had em again, I would wear them!
I had a pair in pink and purple made of a soft, brushed fabric (not denim). I never knew what they were called.
V knees were the BEST and Lisa the sneakers were just what you said "Levis". Loved treads as well
they were colonial vee knee top money in the day preston market in melbourne sold knock offs in about 1972/3 I took the tag of to fool other kids it worked I was 12 ha.
Purple v knee flares also and platform shoes
In '72 or '73 I'm sure our denim v knees were a brand called "colonial" but by ,73 I saw my first pair of Levi and straight leg was here to stay.
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