Changes: Wearing pants inside-out

Revision as of 22:42, 28 January 2015

"Pull out your pants pockets. All kids in the future wear their pants inside-out."

—Doc tells Marty how to be fashionable in 2015

Wearing one's pants inside-out was a fashion statement of kids in the future, as Emmett Brown told Marty McFly in 2015.

Marty had to dress quickly in the clothes that Emmett gave him in order to pass for his son Martin McFly, Jr. — namely, a color-shifting lenticular baseball cap and an auto-adjusting and auto-drying jacket, along with power-lacing shoes. However, Marty didn't have time to reverse the pants he was wearing, so he simply turned his pockets inside-out and put something in them.

As can be seen in the film, Marty Jr. literally did wear his blue jeans completely inside out, as opposed to Marty, who merely pulled his front pockets out. Most of the "kids in the future" wore pants that were made of fabrics that were lighter than denim, and thus easier to wear .

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 '''Wearing one's pants inside-out''' was a fashion statement of kids in the future, as [[Emmett Brown]] told [[Marty McFly]] in [[2015]].
-Marty had to dress quickly in the clothes that Emmett gave him in order to pass for his son [[Martin McFly, Jr.]] — namely, a [[color-shifting lenticular baseball cap]] and an [[auto-adjusting and auto-drying jacket]], along with [[powerlacing shoes]]. However, Marty didn't have time to reverse the pants he was wearing, so he simply turned his pockets inside-out and put something in them.
+Marty had to dress quickly in the clothes that Emmett gave him in order to pass for his son [[Martin McFly, Jr.]] — namely, a [[color-shifting lenticular baseball cap]] and an [[auto-adjusting and auto-drying jacket]], along with [[power-lacing shoes]]. However, Marty didn't have time to reverse the pants he was wearing, so he simply turned his pockets inside-out and put something in them.
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