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One of the biggest changes I've noticed in clothing style is in the swimwear many women are now wearing, mostly teens to young adults. Growing up in my teens back in the early to mid-90s in the conservative Midwest, it would be rare to see thong, or semi-thong swimwear. All of a sudden, I started noticing YouTube videos and women at sporting events showing more and more booty. Now it is basically everywhere, and bottoms are getting less cheeky style and more thong style. I've talked about this with other guys in their 30s and 40s and it is really a culture shock for us. I really do think that within ten years, women going topless at most beaches, if not water-parks, across most of the country will be the new normal.
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