This year, as with every year, fashion did its thing.
We had the good, the bad, and the downright ugly. On the flipside of the Amal-Clooney-Goddess coin, the high-waisted movement continued its terror reign and Groucho-Marx eyebrows showed no signs of slowing down.
We’re not here to judge – you’ve gotta let the fashion machine do its thing – but we ARE counting down the fashion trends we’re happy to wave off into 2016.
Good riddance.
MULLET DRESSES
I’m not sure that I really need to explain my aversion to anything involving the word ‘mullet’, but here’s a good try: mullet dresses make no sense. It’s a party in the front and a pain in the a$$ in the back. Anyone who has worn one of these will testify to getting the tail end stuck in doors, caught in heels, and dipped in loos all the time.
OVERPRICED NORMCORE
This year, I paid $180 for a plain black t-shirt. Nothin’ special. It was a normal, square, black t-shirt. Because ~fashion.
I blame Yeezy, king of the bike pants.
STRAIGHTJACKET TOPS
Ok, so here’s some basic design logic: if you tie something around your arm, then attach it to your dress, it’s very, very difficult to move your arms.
Top Comments
Ugly pool shoes. Especially the gold ones - no way can you make such ugly shoes "glamorous".
I think high waisted bikinis is a bit harsh. For someone with a tummy they're a good way to hide the tummy without having to wear a completely unsupportive one piece or tankini. Some of these things i agree with but a few are a bit too judgy. Who cares what people wear. As long as they feel good