US EditionWhy Were the ‘90s and 2000s So Obsessed With Black Leather? A Look at the Ultimate Action Aesthetic
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Why Were the ‘90s and 2000s So Obsessed With Black Leather? A Look at the Ultimate Action Aesthetic
If you were watching movies or TV anytime between the mid-90s and late 2000s, there’s a good chance you saw someone dressed head-to-toe in black leather — usually brooding, deadly, or impossibly cool. It was the go-to uniform for any character who was edgy, dangerous, or down right mysterious. That slick, shiny, often tight-fitting aesthetic dominated genre films and TV shows for over a decade, but why? The trend wasn’t just a passing phase — it…
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