Fashion trends you despise?

Flared pants.
The junners look - jeans and runners.

I'm getting tired of high low dresses/skirts being everywhere. I walked into F21 and that's all I saw -.-

All of this "swag" nonsense that is apparently a style. Bleh.
HUF everything. Just. Why.
Sperry Topsiders and its many knockoffs.
Mustaches on everything.
"Nerd" / "geek" stuff.
Peplum tops & dresses; oversaturated in the market.

I get that monochrome is trending right now, but everybody wearing the same black and white striped pants is getting really silly.

Wearing shorts with leggings/tights
Wearing pants below the damn waist. No one wants to see your bright red underwear, goddamn!

I really hate anything too short, but I DESPISE short shorts. I see some girls wearing shorts that are pretty much underwear.No one wants to see that. I also hate white shorts . I also hate neon colored jeans or sweat pants with neon colored shirts, I mean really?

I used to be a state level swimmer and I absolutely hated when I was training and I would see the national girls walking around with bikini-type things on. But they were custom made of something so it was kind of like a sports bra and bikini bottoms. And the one piece bathers that are cut in so that it's like a bikini set, but with a strip of fabric down the middle covering your belly button. Seriously, you're training, wear proper bathers that don't flash your boobs or butt.

The whole thick black eyeliner-dark smokey eye-tons of orange bronzer-too much HaCing makeup look. It's just too much and looks fake. People aren't supposed to be able to tell just how many layers of make up you've caked on.

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Those formal wear dresses that are really sheer/lacy around the torso, particularly the ones that show cleavage, have short skirts, AND have the sheer lace around the torso. They just look like lingerie to me. It's way too much skin to be classy, imo.

Nike Free Runs.. Just altogether no.

The furry boots + shorts. I can't stand them. Even my cousin says that they make her feet sweaty but she wears them because they're cute. Oh well, if other people enjoy them. Oh and ALL the studding on everything. I just want a nice pair of shoes, why is almost everything studded with spikes or other things? o_o I have to go all over just for a nice decent pair of slip-on vans or I have to stick with my old converses.

world:

Nike Free Runs.. Just altogether no.

No offense, but why? They're running shoes, not fashion accessories. I have four pairs because they're literally the best running shoes I've ever bought

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When people wear make-up to the gym or the beach. It just makes me automatically think they're insecure because at both of those places, you're just going to sweat all of your make-up off anyway

And going off of that, when people wear full-fledged fashion fucking ensembles to the beach. Um hello, you're at the beach. You don't look cool, you just look like you're uncomfortable and trying too hard. Plus, all of your clothes are pretty much going to be sandy, nasty, and ruined for the rest of the day

@ i saw sparks
I have two main reasons and they're honestly just personal preference for the most part.

I run, and since I've started running my coaches and trainers who had run collegiately had drilled it into my team and my head that they are just not good running shoes. They gave us examples for why and gave us examples of better shoes and why they viewed them as better so it's sort of something that I've been made to dislike.

Secondly, around here girls wear the shoes primarily for looks. It just kind of rubs me the wrong way because they are trying for the sporty look and I dunno, just something I don't like seeing.

@ world

I'm also a runner, and my trainers told me that, since I tore all of the ligaments in one of my ankles, free runs be the best bet because they're lightweight but still offer enough support for my ankle. I have to say that I agree with them. The only running shoes I've had that I've liked better (since I fucked up my ankle) were a pair of Champion running shoes I bought from Target.

I'm just saying that I'm not wearing them because of the "look;" I don't wear athletic shoes unless I'm going running, working (when I worked doing filming for football), and to the gym. I genuinely like them as running shoes

@ i saw sparks
My coaches say they have terrible support but I am a little naïve. I do know I have not worn them as a shoe, and when my friend had, she had to switch right away because of how uncomfortable they were to her. So really I can't speak on the feel of the shoe, I only know what I've been told. I also accept that different coaches will say different things and have different opinions.

basically it's when girls wear the shoes for fashion, I roll my eyes and look the other way.

@ world

Yeah, I don't think that they're the best when it comes to arch support, but compared to the other brands of running shoes I've tried, they've given me the best when it comes to ankle support, which is what I need right now. I've been running in them for three or four months now, and I haven't had any problems with them.

But I do agree when girls wear them with like, jeans and an entire outfit. Even though the colors are great, running shoes in general just look awkward when people try to wear them anywhere but the gym I wouldn't pay that much for brightly-colored sneakers if I didn't need them for practical reasons.

I hate the mullet dresses, also anything "Native-American"-esque because that's basically mocking an entire peoples heritage.

Snapbacks and crocs. Just no.

1. Crocs
2. High-low dresses
3. Fuzzy boots/UGGs in the summer
4. Shorts so skinny they look like underwear

This is more than likely just a Southern thing, but it drives me crazy when people that don't hunt or fish or anything wear camouflage (not like, military camo, but the legit kind with trees and leaves and shit on it) or hunting brands like Browning.

My brother's girlfriend does this, and it irritates me to no end. I'm not a hunter, I'm not lurking around in the woods or anything, I have no need for real-tree camo anything.

I'm not the fashion police and I don't want to be. If someone wants to walk around wearing a paper bag, have at it hoss.

That being said, personally I don't like guages (especially the really big ones) and skinny jeans. Especially skinny jeans on guys. Some girls can pull it off.

Just my opinion.