Packers Fans In 2014 Looked Mildly Warmer, Much More Creative Than 1967 Ice Bowl Supporters (PHOTOS)

To paraphrase Yves Saint Laurent, fashions fade but the Green Bay Packers are forever.

Nearly fifty years after the Packers hosted the Dallas Cowboys in the original "Ice Bowl," the team welcomed the San Francisco 49ers to Lambeau Field for an NFC wild-card game with subzero temperatures in the forecast. Once again, Packers fans filled their stadium to cheer on the home team in frigid conditions. While the passion for the team remains the same in Wisconsin, the wardrobe choices of some fans seems to have changed just a bit over the years.

Here is a look at a group of fans in the stands at Lambeau Field on Dec. 31, 1967 for the iconic NFL Championship Game regarded as the coldest in NFL history.

With the exception of the occasional ski mask, the cold-weather gear seemed relatively conservative and consistent: There are hats, coats and a few blankets. Fast forward to January 2014 and the crowd at Lambeau is certainly a bit more ... eclectic.

Whatever the daring 1967 crowd may have lacked in its wardrobe it made up for by storming the field after the Packers' thrilling win over the Cowboys.