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15 thoughts on fashion trends

Warning: I am not known for being fashionable and I do believe people should dress how they want.

  1. Fanny packs: Why couldn't these have been trendy when I had to carry my inhaler in one?
  2. Denim on denim: I appreciate matching things, but this feels like too much
  3. Dresses over pants: I can get behind this one because chafing sucks and it can get cold
  4. See through dresses: Boo
  5. Bomber jackets: Not my thing, but some people can really rock them
  6. Cowboy-inspired fashion: We romanticize cowboys for sure so this makes sense to a certain degree, but like...do we need to?
  7. Baggy denim: I still like a tighter fit
  8. Ballet flats: I'm not a fan of heels so these sound good to me
  9. Suit vest for women: I think this works,but would be hard for a busty lady to wear
  10. Flip flop heels: Let flip flops be flip flops
  11. Small bags: What's the point?
  12. Bodycon: I wish I could pull this off (doesn't stop me from trying)
  13. Men's skirts: Hell yes
  14. Hot pink: Not my favorite color by far
  15. Raffia: I just don't really like how it looks

(Prompt by Eleanor Pratt)

"Fanny Pack Outfit" by Jeremy Reding. Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 Generic (CC BY-SA 2.0)


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