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We continue to see Argenine boys wearing school smocks in the 1970s. The style and prevalence did not change. While school smocks did not change to any extent in the 1970s, what did change was the clothes boys wore with the smocks. We see many more Argentine boys wearing long pants to school. This was part of a wider trend in America and Europe. Even younger boys began commonly wearing long pants. We also see far fewer boys wearing suits to school. This was also part of a wider trend toward casual wear, including schoolwear. Wihout the smocks, Argentine school boys wear the same fashions popular in America and Europe.
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