Thread: fashion that will make the next generation cringe

Baggy Pants.

'nuff said.

YES! Seriously, it makes them look like they have dwarf legs on full-sized torsos. Guys' bums are too cute for baggy jeans anyway

Those big stupid goggle sunglasses.

These !@#$ing things. I can't stand them!


Oh, and big sunglasses:


It really depends on how things turn out though. Maybe really loose-fitting light clothes will become popular, and then everything that's of average tightness now will look ridiculous.

What's fashion? Is that the thing for people who don't like bands?

I defintely agree about the boots. I kind of agree for the shades but glasses are a funny thing, like those Buddy Holly type glasses that have come back from the 50's but were uncool inbetween. I really like those.
Anyway, these leggings. I know women wear them all the time and usually with a long shirt which is better. They just strike me as fashion colliding with jogging.

Crocs, beanies (which are already out of style but not yet cringe-worthy throughout the West), everyone wearing a hoodie/baggy jeans (we will look like a homeless generation).

The hairstyle that I will become the new "mullet"? The "swoosh" look, (Young Bieber.)

Originally Posted by ThePreserver

Crocs, beanies (which are already out of style but not yet cringe-worthy throughout the West), everyone wearing a hoodie/baggy jeans (we will look like a homeless generation).

The hairstyle that I will become the new "mullet"? The "swoosh" look, (Young Bieber.)

beanies will always be cool. so will hoodies and baggy jeans so fuck you!!!!!

Prepare yourselves for... the future!!

Originally Posted by saltyseedog

beanies will always be cool. so will hoodies and baggy jeans so fuck you!!!!!

I also wear these things... I'm just saying in the future fashion trends WILL be different. They won't always be cool, because "cool" is time/generation sensitive ^.^

It might just be where I live, or maybe just my college, but I've been noticing a lot of Asian girls wearing tight jeans or opaque leggings with really short skirts. That was mostly last year, but I still see it this year, even when the weather is really cold.

Yeah, being 'cool' or 'fashionable' is really time dependent. For example, there was a time when it was fashionable for men to wear corsets! Also, in Europe, tight pants are the norm. Not like Jeggings, but tighter than the usual casual jeans here in the US. There was a time where men would have tight leggings to show off the calf.

And now we have baseball caps, T-shirts and baggy jeans with boxers.

(what has our society come to?)

Originally Posted by Dianeva

It might just be where I live, or maybe just my college, but I've been noticing a lot of Asian girls wearing tight jeans or opaque leggings with really short skirts. That was mostly last year, but I still see it this year, even when the weather is really cold.

I think that's part of the emergence of a new fashion trend, definitely! Thanks to "hipster" culture (which is always on or a little before the cutting edge of trends), things that are "hip" become "cool/popular" soon after. There was a time when being a skater was "hip" and then we saw that become cool, and now it's phasing out. (It's similar to the genre cycle of books and movies, vampires were "hip", became "cool", become overexposed, get spoofed, and die out, and then return decades later as "hip" again.)

Look out for huge headphones (becoming cool again), tighter jeans/skinny jeans, and "layers". Those are all becoming popular again, at least around the Eastern US.

CROCS!

Take your pic
Psst....we ALL think you look gay.

Hasn't the emo trend died out? I don't see anyone dressed like that anymore.

Originally Posted by Dianeva

Hasn't the emo trend died out? I don't see anyone dressed like that anymore.

I think it's still going on in high schools; dyed hair and black clothes never dies out, it's just what they call it that changes. Punk, Goth, Emo, etc. Pretty much just a change in what music they listen to, and how they style their hair (also how they accessorize their black clothes and dyed hair.) Seems to have evolved.

Originally Posted by ThePreserver

I think it's still going on in high schools; dyed hair and black clothes never dies out, it's just what they call it that changes. Punk, Goth, Emo, etc. Pretty much just a change in what music they listen to, and how they style their hair (also how they accessorize their black clothes and dyed hair.) Seems to have evolved.

"Scene" kids (never guys or people, kids) listening to music such as this:



seems to be the current incarnation of the goth/emo trend, at least in my area. Basically emo with much heavier music.

Originally Posted by Supernova

seems to be the current incarnation of the goth/emo trend, at least in my area. Basically emo with much heavier music.

We have many "scene" kids around here, too. Just like goths and emos, as they age they "get over it." One of my friends was EXTREMELY scene (she would even SLEEP in her black and pink leather; her hair was always dyed and teased, and she went everywhere in boots.) but then she grew up.

I shouldn't put these guys down, though. I was into break dancing, then hairbands while growing up in the 80's. I'm sure that look would furl a few brows now days.

Whatevs, I was super cool

Oversized baseball hats worn in awkward positions

Supernova, I agree about that music. the only word I could decipher was 'smile' and I'm even sure if that is really what it was. point is, the lyrics go out the window as soon as the singer starts screaming like that.

Omnis Dei, I'm sorry, what was that again? I couldn't hear you over the Bieber.

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