That's sooo 2000s - Page 11

CrisGalaxy · 26-12-2010

These things....

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loladonna · 26-12-2010

The 2000s will be known for the whole blogger aesthetic-- mixing high-and low, skinny jeans, ankle boots, black tights with everything, pigeon-toed pretentious posing..etc

Also I think there was an explosion in the awareness and desire for high luxury- Balenciaga and Balmain both had their moments. There was also the popularity of Hermes bags and the resurgence of fur.

Reality TV also had a huge affect on the public awareness of fashion. I Think it started with The Hills/Teen Vogue connection then exploded with shows like Project runway, Rachel Zoe, The City which made the fashion industry more accessible to the general public.

Mchunu · 26-12-2010

Quote:

Originally Posted by Erin

Coach bags, with all the "Cs" on them..

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaah!!!! the worst

Squizree · 26-12-2010

Fur vests!

misspistol · 26-12-2010

In a good way-Mcqueen. The 2000's were the height of his popularity and unfortunately his demise.

Ziegfeld Girl · 27-12-2010

Skinny jeans
Low rise jeans
Uggs
Juicy Couture and velour tracksuits
Ankle boots
Ed Hardy
Emos
Hipsters/Indies
Flip flops
Leggings/jeggings

I think the interesting thing about the 2000s is that there were not very many original looks. Most of the memorable trends or fads that can be considered a distinct and original product of the 2000s are rather embarrassing. There was a lot of great fashion during the 2000s but most of it just revived or referenced looks from prior decades. Trends don't automatically change at the beginning and end of each season though; there will always be a crossover. Due to this I think it will be easier to identify a 'look' of the 2000s in next 5 years or so.

CielDeLit · 27-12-2010

the 2000s were basically like (at least where I live)

2000/2003 : somehow that actually was the end of the 90s, still kitsch but much trashier/sluttier.

vh1

in parallel : a rather casual style, underground-electro trend (think Royksopp, Modjo).

2004/2006 : still tacky at times. Major trends : girly casual/sporty or boho à la Sienna Miller and Nicole Richie.

carolinedaily

people

2006 : beginning of the rock/indie/hipster trend, which still kind of lasts today. At first : skinny jeans, bangs, polka dots,etc..a lot people discover a sudden interest in The Libertines, The Beatles, The Strokes and anything rock and indie. Kate Moss is more popular than ever.

2007: still indie/hipster, but with a novelty, the so-called fluokids. The trend is reflected by artists like Klaxons, Yelle, Hadouken!, Justice.

ladiz

2008/2009 : growing interest for the fashion world, streetstyle boom, rise of fashion bloggers. People follow the trendy/quirky/daring trends (as epitomized by Lady Gaga). I can't really think of specific items because there are so many, with internet/blogs/forums trends change all the time, they spread quickly and often disappear not long after..

Also : - girly/cutesy style. Think fashion blogs with liberty prints, lace, bows, pictures of cupcakes.
- Vintage has been a trend throughout the decade but it reaches its peak.

So, while reading my post, I fully realized how music trends can influence fashion, or maybe it's the opposite..

WidowOfCulloden · 29-12-2010

IMO 00s didn't have that much to offer fashionwise. It was pretty much a (bad if you ask me) mixture of trends by previous decades. Sometimes these trends were slightly altered but still...

DollyMix · 01-01-2011

Source: http://www.sweetkisses.net/

Source: http://flavorwire.com/43050/jaime-an...ginal-it-girls

Source: http://fashionista.com/2007/11/the-murakami-movie/

Source: http://www.sienna-miller.org/gallery...lbum=328&pos=0

Source: http://mymiji.blogspot.com/2008/08/work-bag-work.html

... and then leggings took over.

misspistol · 01-01-2011

Rich Girls!!! That show was fantastic.

lightningfields · 01-01-2011

Plaid shirts (I'm hoping that trend doesn't continue.)
Crocs/Uggs
Coach bags
Boho Chic/Looking like a bag lady
Neon colours/Metallics
Harem pants

If the 2000s were a person, they'd be a confused and style impaired 14 year old.

YayYay533 · 02-01-2011

Like:
oxford shoes
ballet flats
Leggings
so-called "indie"
Pinkberry*yum*
Harry Potter!
Hybrids

Dislike:
UGGS and Crocs! (can't decide which ones worse)
logo bags from coach and LV
Hollister and AF (can't believe I used to wear them PUKE)
Excessively straightening hair
Super Duper low rise pants/ shorts/ skirts
Vans
Teenage Pregnancies
Juicy Co.
Disney Tweem Skanks
OVERcovering items with diamond studs
diamond teeth (think rappers)
Twilight *ew*
Myspace/fb

alacrity · 02-01-2011

GIANT sunglasses! Those were the worst.

Squizree · 02-01-2011

Yeah, the bug-eyed sunglasses. It was just another pathetic attempt at trying to revive the 1980s. Of all the decades...

CrisGalaxy · 02-01-2011

the "IT" bag...

Oh! and the 00s was also the Golden Era for the emo culture... so many bands.

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Ziegfeld Girl fashion insider Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Melbourne, Australia Gender: femme Posts: 2,199	Skinny jeans Low rise jeans Uggs Juicy Couture and velour tracksuits Ankle boots Ed Hardy Emos Hipsters/Indies Flip flops Leggings/jeggings I think the interesting thing about the 2000s is that there were not very many original looks. Most of the memorable trends or fads that can be considered a distinct and original product of the 2000s are rather embarrassing. There was a lot of great fashion during the 2000s but most of it just revived or referenced looks from prior decades. Trends don't automatically change at the beginning and end of each season though; there will always be a crossover. Due to this I think it will be easier to identify a 'look' of the 2000s in next 5 years or so. __________________ "Dream as if you'll live forever. Live as if you'll die today." - James Dean Last edited by Ziegfeld Girl; 27-12-2010 at 07:18 AM.

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loladonna fashion elite Join Date: Jul 2008 Gender: femme Posts: 2,782	The 2000s will be known for the whole blogger aesthetic-- mixing high-and low, skinny jeans, ankle boots, black tights with everything, pigeon-toed pretentious posing..etc Also I think there was an explosion in the awareness and desire for high luxury- Balenciaga and Balmain both had their moments. There was also the popularity of Hermes bags and the resurgence of fur. Reality TV also had a huge affect on the public awareness of fashion. I Think it started with The Hills/Teen Vogue connection then exploded with shows like Project runway, Rachel Zoe, The City which made the fashion industry more accessible to the general public.

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CielDeLit front row Join Date: Dec 2010 Gender: femme Posts: 497	the 2000s were basically like (at least where I live) 2000/2003 : somehow that actually was the end of the 90s, still kitsch but much trashier/sluttier. vh1 in parallel : a rather casual style, underground-electro trend (think Royksopp, Modjo). 2004/2006 : still tacky at times. Major trends : girly casual/sporty or boho à la Sienna Miller and Nicole Richie. carolinedaily people 2006 : beginning of the rock/indie/hipster trend, which still kind of lasts today. At first : skinny jeans, bangs, polka dots,etc..a lot people discover a sudden interest in The Libertines, The Beatles, The Strokes and anything rock and indie. Kate Moss is more popular than ever. 2007: still indie/hipster, but with a novelty, the so-called fluokids. The trend is reflected by artists like Klaxons, Yelle, Hadouken!, Justice. ladiz 2008/2009 : growing interest for the fashion world, streetstyle boom, rise of fashion bloggers. People follow the trendy/quirky/daring trends (as epitomized by Lady Gaga). I can't really think of specific items because there are so many, with internet/blogs/forums trends change all the time, they spread quickly and often disappear not long after.. Also : - girly/cutesy style. Think fashion blogs with liberty prints, lace, bows, pictures of cupcakes. - Vintage has been a trend throughout the decade but it reaches its peak. So, while reading my post, I fully realized how music trends can influence fashion, or maybe it's the opposite..

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YayYay533 front row Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Los Angeles Gender: femme Posts: 380	Like: oxford shoes ballet flats Leggings so-called "indie" Pinkberryyum Harry Potter! Hybrids Dislike: UGGS and Crocs! (can't decide which ones worse) logo bags from coach and LV Hollister and AF (can't believe I used to wear them PUKE) Excessively straightening hair Super Duper low rise pants/ shorts/ skirts Vans Teenage Pregnancies Juicy Co. Disney Tweem Skanks OVERcovering items with diamond studs diamond teeth (think rappers) Twilight ew Myspace/fb

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Squizree Looking Up Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: New Zealand Gender: homme Posts: 18,545	Yeah, the bug-eyed sunglasses. It was just another pathetic attempt at trying to revive the 1980s. Of all the decades...

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