Some people get stuck in their heyday and never leave no matter how old they get.
There really are guys in their late fifties still wearing mullets, cruising around town in their Trans Am with the t-tops out, Lover Boy on the eight track turned all the way up. Probably a few of them wear puka shell necklaces.
Then there are the guys in their late 40’s with their Ray-Bans on lanyards driving their IROC-Z Camaros around with Mötley Crüe turned all the way up, reeking of Polo.
And, I’m sure many on FR can recall an uncle with the Bryl-Creem and the ‘57 Chevy.
Women get trapped in time too, just one look at Brigitte Macron would tell you that.
Makes me think of Matthew McConaughey in "Dazed and Confused", "I get older, they stay the same age".
Or "Billy Madison", when he makes his 'triumphant' return to High School, in the Trans-Am and REO Speedwagon T-Shirt.
i try to help my husband to not be “that guy” and dress like a grown up. But he wears ballcaps cause he is a baldini and needs to cover his head. when he was working in a suit.tie tho, he wore hats that were dressier. and no knee socks and shorts!