Trends You Are Sick Of #3 (November 2010 - September 2014)

[Heroin_Chic]

College / Baseball jackets are giving me eye-cancer!

 

[Lolaa]

The pajama look. OMG it's awful and should only be worn in your house.

 

[lightblue]

Tucking your sweater in, only at the frond of your pants/skirt.
That isn't nonchalance, it's trying too hard.

OUCH This was my look yesterday.

 

[Melisande]

Tucking your sweater in, only at the frond of your pants/skirt.
That isn't nonchalance, it's trying too hard.

If it looks like he tried too hard, he just didn't try hard enough

 

[Squizree]

Sunglasses worn OVER the hair....whats up with that?

 

[Melisande]

Sunglasses worn OVER the hair....whats up with that?

A bit cheesy but it's okay, it's just a practical way of storing your sunglasses when you step indoors/don't want to wear them on your eyes.

Perhaps you may prefer hanging the sunglasses on neck straps, or regular glasses covered with tinted lenses which flap up?

 

[eugenius]

the whole preppy-hipster/geek-chic look..a la Brad Goreski, or any employee of the new J Crew menswear stores.

 

[MulletProof]

^ hear, hear.. also detest the 'primary colors' look on guys.. hard to explain but think bright yellow pants (rolled up of course), black moccasins, royal blue shirt, green sweater and red skinny tie.. and geek glasses and a black clutch. Ugh. I think I just described Brad though.

Just realised I'm so so sick of peter pan collars. MOVE-ON.

 

[Squizree]

A bit cheesy but it's okay, it's just a practical way of storing your sunglasses when you step indoors/don't want to wear them on your eyes.

Perhaps you may prefer hanging the sunglasses on neck straps, or regular glasses covered with tinted lenses which flap up?

oh no no, I meant when the sunglasses are actually worn normally but with part of the hair underneath the frame. I couldn't find a pic to show what I meant.

 

[Melisande]

oh no no, I meant when the sunglasses are actually worn normally but with part of the hair underneath the frame. I couldn't find a pic to show what I meant.

OOooooh, you mean like this! (howretro.com)

 

[Squizree]

^ Something of that nature!

 

[eugenius]

^ hear, hear.. also detest the 'primary colors' look on guys.. hard to explain but think bright yellow pants (rolled up of course), black moccasins, royal blue shirt, green sweater and red skinny tie.. and geek glasses and a black clutch. Ugh. I think I just described Brad though.

And don't forget the mandatory facial hair..

 

[La bordélique]

^ hear, hear.. also detest the 'primary colors' look on guys.. hard to explain but think bright yellow pants (rolled up of course), black moccasins, royal blue shirt, green sweater and red skinny tie.. and geek glasses and a black clutch. Ugh. I think I just described Brad though.

Just realised I'm so so sick of peter pan collars. MOVE-ON.

That, mixed with Kanye West's fashion crew. I don't even want to bother searching for that photo...

But I will always like peter pan collars!

 

[myown]

oh no no, I meant when the sunglasses are actually worn normally but with part of the hair underneath the frame. I couldn't find a pic to show what I meant.

oh yes, that´s bad!

btw I envy you for hating this trend through. it´s still not spring enough to wear sunnies over here

 

[Tinetush]

A bit cheesy but it's okay, it's just a practical way of storing your sunglasses when you step indoors/don't want to wear them on your eyes.

Perhaps you may prefer hanging the sunglasses on neck straps, or regular glasses covered with tinted lenses which flap up?

I use a neck strap
Mostly on holiday and on festivals though.
It's the only way for me to avoid losing them...

Pastels! It's not even spring yet. And they are everywhere. I do hope the hype dies before spring arrives.

 

[Party_Vixen]

Tight bandage dresses / skirts.

 

[Northern Star]

Eyebrow bleaching.....it just needs to stop.

 

[sundaymorning]

the pyjama as outerwear trend, not into that at all.

 

[VogueDisciple93]

Fur Bags

 

[purplethistle]

everyone getting ear gauges and people wearing headphones as accessories rather than something that you use.