[of course this is all generalisations:]
i think clubbers these days are a much more 'mainstream' group than they used to be, like ten years ago these people would have been going out to pubs and bands, but now it's a more 'normal'weekend thing to go to clubs, so there's a better chance that they'll be more pre-occupied by aesthetic concerns [as society is generally].. raves still are a niche culture.. where it's more important to be yourself and just have fun..
having said that, clubber girls from the early 90's were far more attractive [to me anyway] than the generic short skirt savvy types around these days..
they were stunning.. maybe cause back then only a certain type of indendently minded person went clubbing regularly.. you had to have some sort of sense for the new to actively search out clubs and good music..
but 90's adelaide techno girls were the best

.. smart, free spirited, unique, into the music*, there was also a lot of crossover in the deep house, even rave scenes..
but i think once people find themselves [their true selves] they start to become more attractive [in a deep sense which then gets reflected outwards] whatever scene they're into..
but as i said at the beginning, i'm generalising too..
*the 90's techno crews [eg. clinic, mindflux, juice, dirty house etc] were the first to wear gators for example, as well as lots of customised clothing/accesories [dawn gear, satellite etc].. more a cyber futuristic aesthetic.. [might try to scan some photos from parties in the past

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