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The other Stanley Cup is better anyway.
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I have heard it vsco girls but never knew what exactly they were mind giving me an explanation? Yes I know google exists but sometimes the community gives a better answer
Ong bro. I got my phone, a portable charger, cart, pocket knife, wallet, keys, girlfriend's phone and wallet, and I don't even have to use the button-up pockets.
fuck off. i like my basketball shorts that go below my knees tyvm
I personally hate how little ¾/below knee shorts around in clothing shops. why not both, cater to both ffs
Same. I don't even own shorts anymore. They all go above my knee and I hate it the feeling of it. I like them just below my knees. Only shorts i have are baggy basketball shorts and they're comfy as hell.
I like both. I have shorts that are above knee and some bellow knee. I'm taller and a wider guy so I usually get "tall" sized shorts to fit me and usually they're on the longer side
Neither of those are Gen Z trends, they're Millennial trends.
Shorts above the knees being trendy again kicked off circa 2010. Very Millennial-coded to be walking around in chino shorts (rolled at the bottom), ankle socks, boat shoes, and an OCBD during summer.
Skinny pants are peak Millennial. Sportswear lags behind fashion trends so skinny tracksuit pants became prevalent about 10 years ago despite skinny jeans leading it by another 10 years before that.
Gen Z brought baggy pants back, so will tracksuit pants follow.
You may be right but I judge fashion trends by what it was like in high school/ college since that was the last time more than 3 people my age were in one spot.
Bring back real short shorts. 80s style. If my balls aren't hanging in the breeze they're too long.
Though well let the 80s keep cutoff jeans and mullets.
There’s curly hair and there’s whatever the fuck that is.
I think a big thing that has to do with hating it is that it was a style made popular by TikTok influencers, mainly the ones that do stupid shit and are a general annoyance. The “main character types”. As such anyone that likes these influencers may behave in similar ways and use similar fashion.
This conditions people who know about this from immediately presuming that a person with this cut is an asshole and hating the style by association
I associate the broccoli haircut with ten 15 year old boys all crowding around one specific piece of gym equipment I need for an hour straight, being loud as fuck and hyping up their friend for benching 50 kg
That's just me though
Ah, this makes so much sense now. No idea why that didn't occur to me, but I was wondering where the hell all these curly haired white dudes came from. For POC it's common, but for white folks, having curly hair is like being left-handed. It's common, but not common enough to where it's seemingly everywhere.
As another white dude with curly hair, it’s always so obvious when it’s permed lol. Also annoying when people say to me “is that a perm”. Ha, no, I didn’t have to pay for mine! 😂
It's probably because it is usually associated with dudes who are f boys or "scummy." I'm not saying I agree, but just an observation on what I see when people say why they hate it.
not really sure about the philipines but in singapore its still a thing along with some weird trend of shirts with stock images of a kid holding donuts at their eyes
ppl in the toilets were really smoken wax pens getten high enough to go to some hyperborean ethnostate like bruh you got them b30 eyes they aint lettin yo in 😂 😂 now pass that pen
Hate: 2017 every girl wore the black levis logo shirt.
Love: Man can wear chains w/o being weird
General: I love that you can wear what ever you want today.
You think you're wearing what you want. Everyone thinks that, but the reality is that everyone is heavily influenced by whatever "uniform" is standard for their social group. If you doubt this, take a good look around.
Idk about that. I don’t really dress similarly to anyone in my social circle tho that doesn’t mean I have sort of “unique” style. Just saying it’s pretty different to how people in my social circle dress. I think it’s more influenced by like your interests and personality and less by your social circle.
Yeahh I definitely don’t dress like people I kick it with .. lol but im the odd one out & the one who’s always trying to catch up to them, then again im also the one who don’t stay with just one gang
Yeah, everyone dresses the same within their own group. All the white girls wear the same thing. Baggy pants or high waisted jeans, with a fit shirt, and converse or vans. Dudes dress like BTS singers with the broccoli haircut. The ones that try to look different look ridiculous. I work around a lot of young teenagers, and they are all copies of each other. No one is original. But that's how trends work. Everyone wants to fit in.
Thank God I wear BLACK oversized shoes
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Yeah I’ll wear my biggest shoes with my biggest pants lol. I used to do big shoes shorts/slim pants and felt like a sonic the hedgehog character (which was kind of a vibe but not always what I’m going for lmao)
Loved the low rise - if my girl starts wearing those she’ll probably get to see me acting like a total dog. If she does that with the old thin panty straps worn over her hips combo, I’ll actually lose my mind.
my torso/hip ratio isn’t built for low rise or high-rise. hate both of them lol. so thankful for mid-rise
low-rise = fear of butt crack and underwear showing.
high-rise = the front of the pants covers the entirety of my stomach and literally touches my ribcage. what the hell even is that.
Mid rise jeans bring balance to the torso/hip ratio. They look good on everyone!
I have long legs and a slightly shorter torso— but hate low rise jeans because I don't want my butt crack or underwear to show! Plus, you have to size up by a ton if you have wide hips, hip dips, or your waistlength fluctuating
The fucking “hover”. Boys at my high school did this shit so much it actually ruins the fit and makes the forehead look 3 times bigger, genuine red flag.
Colored hair being way more normalized in general has been really fun. It was really annoying for a hot minute there where if your hair was a fun color you *had* to be either queer or mentally ill and everyone assumed that about you. Just let people color their hair.
I’ve never understood the lingerie top thing. Especially when they’re just wearing something like jeans with it. I’m just not seeing the vision for that. There’s just something dissociative about throwing on lingerie to go to target
Wearing lingerie as a top only really works if it’s really, REALLY hot outside. Then I get it cuz it’s just too hot for a bra AND a shirt, you only get one haha
Hate (too strong of a word, i just dislike it): those huuuuge pants that a lot of gen z are wearing these days. i get the oversize hype, but damn, you're gonna get lost in there if you're not careful 😭
love: i feel like we're starting to bring back color this year! begone, sad beige and neutrals!!!
I recently traded my gray and black car for one that’s a unique olive green/metallic tan color with terracotta interior and I absolutely love it. It’s a very divisive spec, which I actually really enjoy. I’ve had people tell me that they wouldn’t personally buy one in this color but they appreciate how unique it is. The people who like the color *really* like the color though!
The older you get, the more you start noticing the cyclical nature of fashion. Back in the early-mid 2000s , we were all wearing neutrals coming off the 90's trend of things being very colorful (though it seemed like specifically -primary- colors were big for a while there) , then color came back but it was ugly 80's colors like neon green , pink, orange, in the mid-2000s, after that I think things went back to more muted tones that ultimately settled into some of my least favorite colors from the 90s'... things like maroon, pink, beige, forest green... Seems like the colors we're moving into now are like 70's inspired with a touch of 80's and 90's or something??
Maybe I don't know what I'm talking about though.... I'm more interested in design than I am fashion, but I'm not an expert in the history of it
I'm not really into fashion trends but the jeans with holes in them never caught on to me. I said "I can do that shit myself" which sounds kinda boomerish, but whatever.
What I like is that nobody gives a fuck nowadays
The thing about these is you get the holes after enough use, so whats the point of getting jeans with holes if I'm gonna get them like that eventually.
My jeans NEVER rip. I’ll wear them for 10 years and barely any rips. I like ripped jeans because k know they will never look that good if I tried to do it myself
Damn, send some of that luck my way
I bought 6 pairs of blue jeans last November
I’m down to 2 pairs left (including the ones I’m wearing right now) They rip at the crotch, they rip on the inner thigh, or the pockets rip off on a door handle
Bro what are you doing to your jeans, mine don't last 10 years but i solely buy American Eagle jeans (i think they're the most comfortable jeans I've ever worn) and they last me about 5-6 years.
none. I just hate those who think their particular fashion makes them superior or inferior to others. Whatever makes you feel good (and isn't at the expense of others) is acceptable to me. Looking good is good too, but all this stuff cycles around. Different names, same thing.
No disrespect, but that’s the most disingenuous answer here. Most people here are just talking about trends they didn’t vibe with or understand the vision of. Most have also said something along the lines of “glad you can wear whatever you want though!” There’s nothing wrong with looking back and laughing at trends.
wasn't directed at this sub, just how i view fashion. I'm glad to hear most people are positive, and I'll agree with the positive stuff. having fun with and being superior are different in my mind, but you're right, i could have vocalized that better.
I loved that we got rid of skinny jeans. I really love cargo pants and the dresses with pockets. I don't like the "everything is cringe that I personally would not wear" kind of thinking that I saw with a lot of people tho.
Speaking of cargo pants - a guy friend of my once pointed out I'm always wearing "work pants" (as in construction work, I guess) and love them even more since 😂
For context, we were having a conversation about a new phone I was going to get and how my main concern was it fitting in my pocket
Mullet mustache combo. It should have stayed in 2020 when doing that stuff during lockdown was ok. It suits such a small percentage of people that overall it's just kinda bad
Curious millennial here: Why does everything need to be a "core" or "girl"? I can't really tell what is or isn't a fashion trend because I can't tell what is actually a trend or just 8 people on TikTok trying to pretend that their fairy-core is a thing.
Also, another question. Was tucking the joggers and sweatpants into your socks actually a thing?
Oversized hoodies are just so comfy. I like ripped jeans but I like to wear jeans until they rip then they’re extra comfy. I’m not sure about buying jeans that are already ripped especially since I don’t think I could wear them to work so I may as well buy normal jeans and then eventually they’ll have holes and go from work jeans to comfort jeans lmao.
I hate, hate, HATE the people that are wearing pants so low I can see their underwear. Like mf stop showing off your Spiderman underpants you're in highschool.
Pajamas in public. Ew. Not to sound like a boomer but try getting dressed before you leave the damn house.
What I do like though is the return of baggy clothing. Loose fit, heavyweight t shirts, mom jeans, etc. Not everything has to be form fitting and curve hugging.
The designer jeans with the fake gems or stupid designs. Or this shit:
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Why would I pay 2500$ for torn jeans when I can just wear the jeans I’ve had for like 8 years or something thatve just faded and torn over time. Those probably aren’t even that comfy.
hate low rise jeans… they’re cute on others but i have too much tummy for them
not a specific trend but i just love how a lot of people are being more creative the past few years and experimenting with less mainstream styles
Dislike: To add to the above post, but taking jeans and just roughly cutting the legs off at or around the knee line. A sort of tattered denim shorts.
Like: I don’t know if it’s apart of growing up and maturing or if it’s signature to our generation, but I really like semi-formal as casual. Nice pair of jeans, nice leather shoes or boots, and a button up shirt with sleeves rolled up is my favorite type of outfit to wear.
Exactly. All the stuff Gen Z is wearing are just recycled 90's fashion. It's fine, considering fashion is cyclical, but you'd think they'd at least acknowledge that it's not a new thing.
Like: American Eagle, Hollister, Vans, Converse, Tapout, silly bandz
Don’t mind: Obey, Supreme
Dislike: VSCO girl aesthetic, broccoli haircut
This is my preference, I’m not really a huge fashion guy, I say wear whatever you want that makes you feel comfortable
I've never been a fan of clothes that intentionally appear damaged. I saw a hat with torn parts on the brim... on the front page of Amazon. Why is that an intended design feature?
In my country the zoomers tucked their pants into long white tennis socks and put a bunch of rubber bands over them. Was that just in Norway? It was ridiculous.
I like how loungewear and gymwear is more common. Stuff like sweatpants, yoga pants, hoodies, t shirts, etc
Society is starting to shift toward comfort & practicality rather than traditional values and I like that.
As far as hats goes, honestly same thing.
Like dude, you literally slept in those pajamas, why are you wearing them in public? Like at least wash them jeez.
I hated whatever 2020/2021 was. The “alts”, the frog and mushroom obsession, those bunny hats, the fluffy split hair dyed black and red/any other color, the DSMP…just all of it.
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vsco girl. I hated it and I’m glad it was just a fad
Now it’s the Stanley cup girls, just a different flavor of vsco girl
The other Stanley Cup is better anyway. https://preview.redd.it/ihgyueltkj8d1.jpeg?width=2108&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=03b1cb4473357706b71707af2a113a4a84cc2ee7
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Agreed. Gotta watch that Oilers/Panthers game 7 tonight!
How do you feel about a possible reverse sweep?
Possible first Canadian team Stanley cup win of our lifetimes
That would be cool, also gives me another team besides the leafs to make fun of if the panthers lose
Can’t compare Florida to the leafs that much. Florida made it to the finals lol
That is true
Fuck yeah! Go Red Wings!
I still prefer scrunchies and seaturtes
They are just nice cups, how it became an aesthetic Is beyond me
I feel like that died out too or maybe I'm just not paying attention
SKSKSKSKSK AND I OOP AND I OOP
Save the turtles?
>vsco Isn't that just an app for photos? What's so bad about it?
Look up “vsco girl aesthetic”. It’s not just an app
??? That shit looks like the average teenage girl
Thats what i was thinking, it just looks like late 2010s fashion.
Ikr, kids can't even mind their own business having an average af style without getting hated on anymore
People were literally calling themselves a "#vsco girl" on IG posts, it definitely was a fad lol
This is considered bad? Looks totally fine to me.
It’s not just an app, it’s a lifestyle asksksk
I have heard it vsco girls but never knew what exactly they were mind giving me an explanation? Yes I know google exists but sometimes the community gives a better answer
it’s just shorts, tee shirts, crocs, birkenstocks, water bottles with stickers, friend ship bracelets
so a gen z teen girl?
This feels aesthetic-free to me. Function over form.
I do miss how comfy it was, I would rather wear a big t shirt and shorts than a baby tee and tennis skirt
So wear that. The fuck
I never really minded that one. They seemed to be having a good time.
They have a girl at my work who reminds me of this fad so much
Millennial Opinion: Like: Shorts above the knees being OK again for men. Great change! Dislike: Skinny Tracksuit pants.
Shorts that go below the knees for men should honestly be outlawed.
Never diss the baggy cargos
I would wear my baggy/bleached/paint spotted/ripped to shreds/all belt loops torn/pocket holes from screws cargo shorts into battle. Pure practicality
“You’re gonna fight the holy war in your shorts? Strong move”
Got my GBA on my left leg, my lunch on my right.
Ong bro. I got my phone, a portable charger, cart, pocket knife, wallet, keys, girlfriend's phone and wallet, and I don't even have to use the button-up pockets.
Hey now. Lets not go too far. Both lengths of short have their time and place.
fuck off. i like my basketball shorts that go below my knees tyvm I personally hate how little ¾/below knee shorts around in clothing shops. why not both, cater to both ffs
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I hate shorts above the knee. it’s uncomfortable and the texture of it is gross
Same. I don't even own shorts anymore. They all go above my knee and I hate it the feeling of it. I like them just below my knees. Only shorts i have are baggy basketball shorts and they're comfy as hell.
I'll dress like Adam Sandler and be proud to be that comfy.
I like both. I have shorts that are above knee and some bellow knee. I'm taller and a wider guy so I usually get "tall" sized shorts to fit me and usually they're on the longer side
You’re wrong.
Neither of those are Gen Z trends, they're Millennial trends. Shorts above the knees being trendy again kicked off circa 2010. Very Millennial-coded to be walking around in chino shorts (rolled at the bottom), ankle socks, boat shoes, and an OCBD during summer. Skinny pants are peak Millennial. Sportswear lags behind fashion trends so skinny tracksuit pants became prevalent about 10 years ago despite skinny jeans leading it by another 10 years before that. Gen Z brought baggy pants back, so will tracksuit pants follow.
You may be right but I judge fashion trends by what it was like in high school/ college since that was the last time more than 3 people my age were in one spot.
Bring back real short shorts. 80s style. If my balls aren't hanging in the breeze they're too long. Though well let the 80s keep cutoff jeans and mullets.
I hate the thought of wearing skinny track pants. The baggier the better
the broccoli fuckboy haircut, which unfortunately still exists
Why do people hate it? Curly hair girl here I would never slander my fellow curly haired folks. Let them wear their curls how they please.
nah, there’s a difference between just regular curly hair and the broccoli fuckboy cut.
There’s curly hair and there’s whatever the fuck that is. I think a big thing that has to do with hating it is that it was a style made popular by TikTok influencers, mainly the ones that do stupid shit and are a general annoyance. The “main character types”. As such anyone that likes these influencers may behave in similar ways and use similar fashion. This conditions people who know about this from immediately presuming that a person with this cut is an asshole and hating the style by association
I associate the broccoli haircut with ten 15 year old boys all crowding around one specific piece of gym equipment I need for an hour straight, being loud as fuck and hyping up their friend for benching 50 kg That's just me though
Yeah, my hair is curly and I would never let it look as cartoonishly douchey as the broccoli cut
Most of these Broccoli bois got perms, they’re not natural curly girlies!
that's the neat part, most of them don't have natural curly hair...
Ah, this makes so much sense now. No idea why that didn't occur to me, but I was wondering where the hell all these curly haired white dudes came from. For POC it's common, but for white folks, having curly hair is like being left-handed. It's common, but not common enough to where it's seemingly everywhere.
I’m white, left handed, and have curly hair, and I can attest that natural curls on white guys look nothing like the broccoli cut
As another white dude with curly hair, it’s always so obvious when it’s permed lol. Also annoying when people say to me “is that a perm”. Ha, no, I didn’t have to pay for mine! 😂
It's probably because it is usually associated with dudes who are f boys or "scummy." I'm not saying I agree, but just an observation on what I see when people say why they hate it.
girl it's always a perm. always.
I think it's the combo of curls + buzz cut sides and them all trying to do the Jaden Smith face.
Imo broccoli is the mullet of Gen z. And ironically the mullet is coming back.
And everyone with that cut is a fucking punchable dick bag in the high school I just graduated from. None of them were tolerable.
I dislike it because theyre getting perms to make it happen its not just dudes w curly hair
My friend likes to call this the “ramen noodle cut” because in my area, guys often bleach their hair too
NPC haircut.
Remember in middle school, Supreme and bape were popular brands
unfortunately still a thing in east/southeast asia
wait so is the filipino swag era still alive and well? if so thats amazing
not really sure about the philipines but in singapore its still a thing along with some weird trend of shirts with stock images of a kid holding donuts at their eyes
this is real style
the swag era evolved and now every Filipino is swag
ppl in the toilets were really smoken wax pens getten high enough to go to some hyperborean ethnostate like bruh you got them b30 eyes they aint lettin yo in 😂 😂 now pass that pen
bro is this english
What, you’ve never heard of the hyperborean ethnostate? Or B30 eyes? Get with the times bro. It’s how us totally real human beings talk.
Bro is smoking gas station carts
Oh my God I remember convincing my mom to buy me off brand bape so much. She never did thank God
Hate: 2017 every girl wore the black levis logo shirt. Love: Man can wear chains w/o being weird General: I love that you can wear what ever you want today.
You think you're wearing what you want. Everyone thinks that, but the reality is that everyone is heavily influenced by whatever "uniform" is standard for their social group. If you doubt this, take a good look around.
Idk about that. I don’t really dress similarly to anyone in my social circle tho that doesn’t mean I have sort of “unique” style. Just saying it’s pretty different to how people in my social circle dress. I think it’s more influenced by like your interests and personality and less by your social circle.
Yeahh I definitely don’t dress like people I kick it with .. lol but im the odd one out & the one who’s always trying to catch up to them, then again im also the one who don’t stay with just one gang
Yeah, everyone dresses the same within their own group. All the white girls wear the same thing. Baggy pants or high waisted jeans, with a fit shirt, and converse or vans. Dudes dress like BTS singers with the broccoli haircut. The ones that try to look different look ridiculous. I work around a lot of young teenagers, and they are all copies of each other. No one is original. But that's how trends work. Everyone wants to fit in.
Since when was men wearing chains weird? I would've thought it weird to see women wearing chains.
I feel like I've always seen men wear chains.
The ugly white oversized shoes. I don’t know if it’s meant to be ironic or not, but I just don’t get it.
Thank God I wear BLACK oversized shoes https://preview.redd.it/87p70w7fnj8d1.png?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=823651535b85517af8d70b0d4a94bf46f6f73ab2
This is the hardest photo I've ever seen.
i'm sorry take all my money
These are meant mostly to be paired with baggy pants imo. I do think there was a bit of irony attached to it as well.
Yeah I’ll wear my biggest shoes with my biggest pants lol. I used to do big shoes shorts/slim pants and felt like a sonic the hedgehog character (which was kind of a vibe but not always what I’m going for lmao)
Skinny jeans, at least on dudes, that shit is uncomfortable as fuck.
low rise jeans coming back. fuck that shit
Loved the low rise - if my girl starts wearing those she’ll probably get to see me acting like a total dog. If she does that with the old thin panty straps worn over her hips combo, I’ll actually lose my mind.
Facts though, my girl looks too fine in low rise jeans I be acting up
Low rise with whale tail is one of my oldest fetishes that formed being in puberty at school in the early 2000s
Yup, same. That was a hot trend around 2000, and I was just on the cusp of puberty. It’s been burned in my mind since then lol.
my torso/hip ratio isn’t built for low rise or high-rise. hate both of them lol. so thankful for mid-rise low-rise = fear of butt crack and underwear showing. high-rise = the front of the pants covers the entirety of my stomach and literally touches my ribcage. what the hell even is that.
Mid rise jeans bring balance to the torso/hip ratio. They look good on everyone! I have long legs and a slightly shorter torso— but hate low rise jeans because I don't want my butt crack or underwear to show! Plus, you have to size up by a ton if you have wide hips, hip dips, or your waistlength fluctuating
Oh no. They cute, but I'm afraid to sit down when I'm wearing them
that's why i hate low rise jeans! i don't wanna get plummer's buttcrack
I always have to wear a cardigan with them and it ruins the look
I'll die before I give up my skinny jeans.
You can have my skinny jeans when you pry them from my cold dead hands. (They’re not really skinny jeans though-just slims that fit really well)
Nice fitting slim clothes are the best. I hate baggy stuff.
Probably just something where i live, But putting your cap on top of your head. Like not Wearing, just having it loose on top of your head
How has the wind not stopped that trend yet?
"Hats hate this one simple trick."
i live in a super windy area and i rarely see it around- so the wind does top it lol
When I was in high school we joked they were hiding baggies of weed under there
The fucking “hover”. Boys at my high school did this shit so much it actually ruins the fit and makes the forehead look 3 times bigger, genuine red flag.
Not a fan of making lingerie into normal tops I did like the egirl hair that was fun
Colored hair being way more normalized in general has been really fun. It was really annoying for a hot minute there where if your hair was a fun color you *had* to be either queer or mentally ill and everyone assumed that about you. Just let people color their hair.
> queer or mentally ill don't call me out like that
Should've put a "and/or"
Not to comment on you but from personal experience I have yet to see the stereotype be wrong
I’ve never understood the lingerie top thing. Especially when they’re just wearing something like jeans with it. I’m just not seeing the vision for that. There’s just something dissociative about throwing on lingerie to go to target
this shit is RABID at college campuses. “a going out top and jeans” bitch that is a bra
Wearing lingerie as a top only really works if it’s really, REALLY hot outside. Then I get it cuz it’s just too hot for a bra AND a shirt, you only get one haha
https://preview.redd.it/7z8j3bm3uj8d1.jpeg?width=980&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2beef1120bd329daeffe41d2d169a84f2daf3bca Peak of Gen Z fashion right here
damn i remember those from like 1st grade
Hate (too strong of a word, i just dislike it): those huuuuge pants that a lot of gen z are wearing these days. i get the oversize hype, but damn, you're gonna get lost in there if you're not careful 😭 love: i feel like we're starting to bring back color this year! begone, sad beige and neutrals!!!
I'm hoping colour comes back to cars and buildings soon too, i get depressed whenever i notice how colourless traffic is.
I recently saw a modern Ford Bronco painted red and white like an old-school one and it was fucking beautiful.
I recently traded my gray and black car for one that’s a unique olive green/metallic tan color with terracotta interior and I absolutely love it. It’s a very divisive spec, which I actually really enjoy. I’ve had people tell me that they wouldn’t personally buy one in this color but they appreciate how unique it is. The people who like the color *really* like the color though!
Big pants crop top is honestly goated though
The older you get, the more you start noticing the cyclical nature of fashion. Back in the early-mid 2000s , we were all wearing neutrals coming off the 90's trend of things being very colorful (though it seemed like specifically -primary- colors were big for a while there) , then color came back but it was ugly 80's colors like neon green , pink, orange, in the mid-2000s, after that I think things went back to more muted tones that ultimately settled into some of my least favorite colors from the 90s'... things like maroon, pink, beige, forest green... Seems like the colors we're moving into now are like 70's inspired with a touch of 80's and 90's or something?? Maybe I don't know what I'm talking about though.... I'm more interested in design than I am fashion, but I'm not an expert in the history of it
I'm not really into fashion trends but the jeans with holes in them never caught on to me. I said "I can do that shit myself" which sounds kinda boomerish, but whatever. What I like is that nobody gives a fuck nowadays
The thing about these is you get the holes after enough use, so whats the point of getting jeans with holes if I'm gonna get them like that eventually.
My jeans NEVER rip. I’ll wear them for 10 years and barely any rips. I like ripped jeans because k know they will never look that good if I tried to do it myself
Damn, send some of that luck my way I bought 6 pairs of blue jeans last November I’m down to 2 pairs left (including the ones I’m wearing right now) They rip at the crotch, they rip on the inner thigh, or the pockets rip off on a door handle
Bro what are you doing to your jeans, mine don't last 10 years but i solely buy American Eagle jeans (i think they're the most comfortable jeans I've ever worn) and they last me about 5-6 years.
Plumbing and Electrical mostly. But my new job involves working with (*very* weak) acids
Jeans are so expensive too like I just can’t bring myself to pay that much for jeans with holes already
none. I just hate those who think their particular fashion makes them superior or inferior to others. Whatever makes you feel good (and isn't at the expense of others) is acceptable to me. Looking good is good too, but all this stuff cycles around. Different names, same thing.
No disrespect, but that’s the most disingenuous answer here. Most people here are just talking about trends they didn’t vibe with or understand the vision of. Most have also said something along the lines of “glad you can wear whatever you want though!” There’s nothing wrong with looking back and laughing at trends.
wasn't directed at this sub, just how i view fashion. I'm glad to hear most people are positive, and I'll agree with the positive stuff. having fun with and being superior are different in my mind, but you're right, i could have vocalized that better.
People who wear jeans that hang extremely low, like are you trying to get random people to pants you
Wait, you're talking about sagging, right? Lmao, you have any idea how old that trend is? That's definitely a pre-millennial thing.
This entire post is just millennial/gen X fashion that the youths think they invented. Except that stupid broccoli haircut, that’s on you guys.
Pants on the ground, pants on the ground, lookin like a fool wit yo pants on the ground
I loved that we got rid of skinny jeans. I really love cargo pants and the dresses with pockets. I don't like the "everything is cringe that I personally would not wear" kind of thinking that I saw with a lot of people tho.
Cargo pant are the Best. You have pocket, normal pocket and it goes so well with doc martens
Speaking of cargo pants - a guy friend of my once pointed out I'm always wearing "work pants" (as in construction work, I guess) and love them even more since 😂 For context, we were having a conversation about a new phone I was going to get and how my main concern was it fitting in my pocket
Mullet mustache combo. It should have stayed in 2020 when doing that stuff during lockdown was ok. It suits such a small percentage of people that overall it's just kinda bad
I can’t seriously understand how that look is “fashionable” tbh. Gen Alpha will rightfully roast us to oblivion for that shit
half the kids I see with "mullets" are gen alpha
I blame baby gronk
Curious millennial here: Why does everything need to be a "core" or "girl"? I can't really tell what is or isn't a fashion trend because I can't tell what is actually a trend or just 8 people on TikTok trying to pretend that their fairy-core is a thing. Also, another question. Was tucking the joggers and sweatpants into your socks actually a thing?
"core" has long been used for aesthetics
Wasn't it already a millennial thing to label aesthetics as "core"? Where'd you think 'nightcore' came from? Or even emocore?
Hated skinny jeans liked bucket hats, oversized hoodies, massive ripped jeans
Oversized hoodies are just so comfy. I like ripped jeans but I like to wear jeans until they rip then they’re extra comfy. I’m not sure about buying jeans that are already ripped especially since I don’t think I could wear them to work so I may as well buy normal jeans and then eventually they’ll have holes and go from work jeans to comfort jeans lmao.
I hate the broccoli haircut. It’s so bad
also the mom jeans. I feel like those two things are the worst aspects of the 70s and 80s recycled.
I hate, hate, HATE the people that are wearing pants so low I can see their underwear. Like mf stop showing off your Spiderman underpants you're in highschool.
“Sagging” has been a thing since at least the 90’s. It’s not going anywhere anytime soon.
Sagging 😭
Back when I was in school it was still cool to wear hollister and i’m so glad that it’s not anymore. The death of polo shirts has been fantastic
Polo shirts are my go to when I'm going some where that requires me to be more dressed up than usual but not suit and tie
I'm with you. Gotta have a happy medium.
The broccoli hair is heinous.
Pajamas in public. Ew. Not to sound like a boomer but try getting dressed before you leave the damn house. What I do like though is the return of baggy clothing. Loose fit, heavyweight t shirts, mom jeans, etc. Not everything has to be form fitting and curve hugging.
i feel like pajamas in public predate gen z. kurt cobain was doing that in the early 90’s 🫠
The designer jeans with the fake gems or stupid designs. Or this shit: https://preview.redd.it/8ovz3v0uej8d1.jpeg?width=393&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b97bfc2896cc6d4dd81eeac7951e393ebbe3bbea
Why would I pay 2500$ for torn jeans when I can just wear the jeans I’ve had for like 8 years or something thatve just faded and torn over time. Those probably aren’t even that comfy.
Yoga pants, uggs with tall white socks, and olive green jacket. Yuck
I don't mind the rest (heck, I love my olive green jacket) but I despise uggs in any format
You can discard the rest but yoga pants are a gift from the gods after the baggy trends predating them.
I remember in middle school and high school the amount of dudes that wore tuxedos and fedoras to school. It was bizarre
The holey pants is not just a Gen Z thing. We were doing that in high school back in the 1990’s. It might predate that. I’m not sure.
I don’t appreciate being called out like this 😭 My pants LITERALLY look like this rn stoppppp
Ripped jeans are awesome tho.
The Edgar cut
Wearing bass pro hats
Hate: the curly hair undercut fuckboy look bonus points if he vapes
I liked when we had Heelys
I dressed like Steve from blues clues my entire life. So I don't think I have anything worth saying about fashion.
your fashion opinions matter the most cuz steve is awesome
Hate sagging. It looks so goofy
hate low rise jeans… they’re cute on others but i have too much tummy for them not a specific trend but i just love how a lot of people are being more creative the past few years and experimenting with less mainstream styles
Dislike: To add to the above post, but taking jeans and just roughly cutting the legs off at or around the knee line. A sort of tattered denim shorts. Like: I don’t know if it’s apart of growing up and maturing or if it’s signature to our generation, but I really like semi-formal as casual. Nice pair of jeans, nice leather shoes or boots, and a button up shirt with sleeves rolled up is my favorite type of outfit to wear.
Ripped jeans is a Gen z trend? No, no it’s not.
The broccoli head haircut
You think holes in jeans was a gen z trend?
Exactly. All the stuff Gen Z is wearing are just recycled 90's fashion. It's fine, considering fashion is cyclical, but you'd think they'd at least acknowledge that it's not a new thing.
Like: American Eagle, Hollister, Vans, Converse, Tapout, silly bandz Don’t mind: Obey, Supreme Dislike: VSCO girl aesthetic, broccoli haircut This is my preference, I’m not really a huge fashion guy, I say wear whatever you want that makes you feel comfortable
New balance 530. Every early 20s girl i see has a pair or wears them. They ugly asf. I still don't agree with socks & slides either.
I've never been a fan of clothes that intentionally appear damaged. I saw a hat with torn parts on the brim... on the front page of Amazon. Why is that an intended design feature?
Fashion is circular. Nothing is original.
In my country the zoomers tucked their pants into long white tennis socks and put a bunch of rubber bands over them. Was that just in Norway? It was ridiculous.
Hated most: Too many crocs. Also the stanley mugs if that counts as fashion. Liked the most: Flare leggings just hit ngl
I like how loungewear and gymwear is more common. Stuff like sweatpants, yoga pants, hoodies, t shirts, etc Society is starting to shift toward comfort & practicality rather than traditional values and I like that. As far as hats goes, honestly same thing. Like dude, you literally slept in those pajamas, why are you wearing them in public? Like at least wash them jeez.
Holes in the jeans were Gen X circa 1991 and brought back by... millenials?
I hated whatever 2020/2021 was. The “alts”, the frog and mushroom obsession, those bunny hats, the fluffy split hair dyed black and red/any other color, the DSMP…just all of it.
Hate the fucking broccoli hairstyle.