-female thong sandals. they come in metallics too. ew.
-french manicure
-brand monogram anything
-hooker nails
-ugh maxi dresses
-flashy handbags
-flashy anything
-brand new uber worn clothing as "vintage" ... pricey too.
-peep toe flats, just peep toe shoes in general
-kimono shirts
-cut off shorts are a disease in my university. their pockets show too.
-victoria's secret pink. they are everywhere there too.
-any sweat pants with markings on the tush. they just look severely tawdry.
-velvet anything. velvet sweat pants. ew.
-juicy couture
-loud colored pants
-neon. they make you look like a highlighter.
-leopard, zebra, giraffe prints ew. though a bit may be tolerable but i never wear them.
-looking very contrived/try hard
-man capris
-plaid shorts for both genders
-preppy style
-californian whatever thing they call it
-very short shorts
-very short skirts
-jean skirts
-leggings as pants
-midcalf lace ew.
-aeropostale, hollister, american eagle, abercrombie blatant branding on shirts
-hair bump
-fake tans, over tanning, fake pale too
-wearing anything too tight, just anything ill fitting. baggy clothes are good for the house or gocery shopping etc
-chanel abuse.. brand abuse in general
-vera bradley ahhhh diaper bags
-gucci
-fendi bags
-lv
-coach
-d&b
-unnatural boobs
-too much cleavage
-plunging deep v neck on guys. too much exposure of chest hair and sternum ew.
-uggs
-ugly flats. idk how to describe them but i see them here.
-hooker heels
-i hate lipgloss but i guess that's much better than lipstick at times
-matching everything e.g. pink shirt, pink necklace, pink eye shadow, pink handbag... something like that
-i see carrot pants. whyyyy.
-harem pants
-crop tops
-shirts with bands at the bottom
-dolman sleeves
-crop top
-crop top dolman sleeves ugh
-not wearing a cami under a shirt when needed
etc etc
and amen to many other things mentioned here.
Not sure if all things I said are trends but I see them around especially at school so that includes things I don't like. What I said are redundant but just have to vent it. To each his/her own.