My recollection from the 60’s were the stirrup ski pants. I remember this combo: fur topped apres-ski boots; ski pants; a short, almost waistcoat length parka, and a Dior furball looking bonnet. Some of those pants hugged the leg and some did not.

I also remember a period where women wore “tights” usually under other garments. These were of the Danskin type or brand. These were much more sheer than all of the other apparel under discussion here.

Speaking of sheer, who could forget the brief period when the common stock of LULU plummeted because the company had to recall yoga pants? The manufacturer missed their spec. and the pants were too revealing when women bent over.

And there was a brief fad of women wearing black bicycle shorts as general summer wear.

I re-watched the movies “Back to the Future” 1 & 2 last year when the actual date matched the date of the filmed future. The first couple minutes of the first scene in the future highlights a couple of young women wearing nothing but a brightly colored zippered body stockings. Perhaps we really are header there.

Cole Porter was prophetic.

The black ones with a black turtleneck and headband were kind of slick, but those white socks and dang saddle shoes wrecked the effect.