Worst Fashion Experiences

Once I went to get a haircut. Just to cut off dead-ends/split-ends and maybe some 1-inch layers. Well they cut my hair to 1 inch long. It went to like my ears. Before, it went to my butt. And that was the day before 8th grade started.

At first I didn't catch what they were doing because I was thinking they were doing thbangs first. By the time, I realized what was going on it was too late. They had to cut the rest.

The second trend was those armbands. The ones that are fuzzy with like a red star on it? Yeah well, I wore like three on each arm. My forearms were covered with those fuzzy things. None of them really matched. /shudder.

And I guess a third thing was that I wore really large shirts and soccer shorts. [Didn't like having breasts, lol.]

Ugh.

I went through a grunge phase this year and really wanted a plaid shirt, but the girl's kind, you know? My mother went and bought me a boy's one, and I wore it anyway. It was huge and made me look homeless.

:XD

I only wear it to bed now.

I had these ripped up jeans and they were my favourite things like ever and i gained weight and they were to tight, but I wore them anyways and I pretended to kick my brother and they ripped alllllll the way up so you could see my thigh. Embarassing.

My mom bought me this hideous orange and purple shirt. Well, one day I had absolutely nothing else to wear, so I put it on and went to classes... I ended up asking my friend for her emergency shirt to wear all day. It was really bad.

Oh my god, last year I wore a white skirt to school. It was cute, except for the fact that it was see-through. No one told me either. I walked around all day with my panties showing. :XD I'm never wearing a white skirt again.

In my sophomore year, I wore a black skirt with pink and black tights, and colorful striped socks that went to my knees. It did not match at all. And I had heavy eyeliner, it was just a disaster. :XD

When I first started wearing makeup I got a shade of foundation that was darker than my skin color and I wore it to school and my face was orange. It was awful. :XD :lmfao

One that I can remember clearly was when I was like 9 or something and I was in this Christmas program for church & me and my cousin had to wear tomato red turtlenecks with a felt green Christmas tree on the front of it. It wasnt even a tree it was like a green triangle and a brown stem; anyway I never wore that shirt again obviously.

I remember I used to be really into being 'punk rock' and dark n' different, but it wasn't even that, really. I used to think that meant wearing the ugliest goth-like shirt I could find at Hot Topic. I actually still have this really hideous men's black Alice in Wonderland-esque shirt. Actually, most of my shirts from the sixth/seventh grade were either men's shirts from Hot Topic, or band shirts that were still too big, even if they were for women.

From the age of 12 to 13/14 was a disaster zone.

When I was 12, my mom bought me these bright purple skinny jeans from Hot Topic, that came with suspenders. They were about 2 sizes to small. Well, so small that the zipper came undone constantly. I wore then with the suspenders hanging around my knee's, and it was horrid. I didn't realize how horrid it was till I saw myself in the mirror.

when I was like three I had this monstrous dress fad. I wore them every day with those frilly tights and all. Oh, how things have changed...

Embarrassing fashion stages?
- When I was 9 - 12 years old, I went through a "tomboy" phase. My fashion choices then were just awful. Too-big shirts and jeans which made me look fatter, color clashing, and so on. Just... *facepalm*

Buy something that you've never worn?
- :cheese: I don't know where to start. For one, there's this royal blue mini dress I thought was cute but I guess I got so excited and bought it instantly. When I wanted to wear it, it showed my stomach fat. So, I can only wear them after I lose 5 - 10 pounds or maybe buy that spandex thing that makes you look thinner [ Idk what it's called }.

When I was 13/14/15 I went through a horrible Goth/Emo stage D:
I cringe thinking back to it now; I want to burn these stripy black and white tights I wore, and sell this frilly corset thing that doesn’t even fit properly (it has always been too big); it was just all black, black, black I wore. It looked awful mostly because I was so skinny and pale.

I’ve changed so much now though. I’m fashion-mad basically, and deliberately trying to put weight on. I’m much more happy with myself now ^_^

The Great Garrett.:

The first time I cut my fringe, such a fail, lets just say it took about 10 bobby pins to pin it up. Also I cringe when people mention the times I perminently dyed my hair black, I only just got it back to it's natural auburn colour now because it was so dyed out it wouldn't bleach at all..
I looked like I hadn't washed my hair in ages for a loooong time.

The days when I wore completely black in general and wore hoodies and borderline cross dressed made me a walking fashion fail even though I thought it was cool at the time. Heck no.

Ok, story of my life, seriously.

Honestly, my first two years of high school. :XD
No more huge hoodies, even though they're comfy.

I used to dress like a boy all the time when I was younger. I used to wear those short sleeve button ups that were bright and had the anime-ish characters all over them. And my jeans were always too short, although that was only because my mother couldn't afford any.

^ I wore those kind of shirts too.
9-11
I remember I had a Spongebob one that said "Water would be nice" and Spongebob was all shriveled up.
Then right before I started 6th grade at a new school my mom decided that I was going to get a short haircut (because I never combed my hair ) and I got made fun of sooooo bad!!
14-16ish The scene stage:
I decided to cut my own hair and be scene. Dark clothes and choppy hair. I gained weight after I starved myself when I was 12-13. Then I bleached my hair then dyed it black -it turned grey. They had to chop it off. I entered High school the same way I entered 6th grade.
Then with the gained weight I still thought I was 100 lbs, and dressed myself in too tight clothes.
Then I dyed my hair black and acted very scene. Gray extensions/ septum piercing.

I look back and seriously throw up.

I went through a stage in my sophomore year where I wore seriously thick, dark eyeliner. I had no idea how thick it was until this girl came up to me and goes "you are a much braver girl than I am. That shit is thick."

Needless to say, I came to school the next day with neat, thin eyeliner.

HannahRiot!:

I went through a stage in my sophomore year where I wore seriously thick, dark eyeliner. I had no idea how thick it was until this girl came up to me and goes "you are a much braver girl than I am. That shit is thick."

Needless to say, I came to school the next day with neat, thin eyeliner.

Same here. When I was a freshman, all I wore was thick eyeliner and it was just ugh. But instead of someone telling me off at how thick it was, I just got bored of it and reverted to the natural look again. I haven't worn eyeliner since.

Oh yeah, and when I was in fifth grade, I would always wear these cool shirts but I'd tuck them in my pants and I'd wear a belt. It was a disaster. :shock:

I didn't know how to use eyeliner in sixth grade. I just spread it around my eyes. I've seen pictures from then and I honestly look like I have a black eye.
So there I'd be in my thick eyeliner, long unkempt hair, and really baggy black hoody with ridiculously ripped jeans. This is like, ages 11-13, and I was fat and weird and... I don't even want to think about it.

Dunlop trainers, stripy legwarmers that were too tight and got bunched up around my jeans (yes, I was wearing them over jeans) and some crazy 70s smock thing with a load of patterns on it.
Yeah, and I thought I looked cool.

Oh, and my second pixie cut. I wanted to keep the sideburn bits long, but she ended up cutting it all really short. So short, I couldn't straighten any of it, and I looked like some fluffy haired boy for about two months.

And yes, my first experience with eyeliner. Very shakylines blocks of black under my eyes.