7. Extreme Flairs (aka Bell Bottoms).
My mom warned me against this one—she had an embarrassing stash of photos from the 70s looking “trendy,” (more like “ridiculous”). I still didn’t listen. Now I have a stash.
8. Uggs.
Sometimes you cross your fingers that a celebrity sports the outfit you’re dying to wear, so then you can justify your fashion choices. That celebrity was Kate Hudson in 2003 and the trend—Ugg boots and a mini-skirt. I think I must have been temperaturely confused—I couldn’t tell if I was hot or cold, so I decided to make a hybrid outfit. I still cringe.
9. Make your own 80s.
With the 80s revival brought the need to cut up every shirt in your closet, so that it hung sexy-like off your shoulder. Now I just wish I had those shirts back. Sad.
10. Sparkle Belts.
Another bedazzle nightmare. The motto: the more low-slung, the better. Why I chose to look like I shopped at the 99 cent store is beyond me.
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| PandaApples | |
| Uh, Crocs?! Only appropriate if you are working in your garden or something. | |
| RaquelRoad | |
| Platforms are in again. Has anyone seen MK's hot pink pair? They are hideous. | |
| MorganC | |
| I know fiona!!! Scrunchies are so bad - I used to have ones when I was little that matched my pajamas - and remember that episode of Sex and the City - when Carrie said no women from New York would ever wear a scrunchie. So true. | |
| fiona | |
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What about scrunchies? I know these are still in style, but I can't stand crocs, and now they're making a mary-jane-type croc. The horror! Stirrup pants? |
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| MorganC | |
| I used to wear mini hair claws! They came in all different colors - and with sparkles too. Ahhh it's so embarassing. | |