I remember when fabric roses were inescapable in 2005. Also, i definitely remember getting those plastic pendant necklaces out of vending machines as a kid.
@beepwrld You didn't miss anything there! I had a poncho, skirt, and purse from target that all had big floppy roses on them. I thought it was peak fashion at 15. They were on a lot of dresses, too. it may have been more for prom/school dance wear.
I love how respectful you are of people who love trends you don’t and even include photos of people who are owning the look! It is refreshing to hear someone so in tune with their own style and what works for them and their lifestyle without knocking anyone else’s. Also, I totally agree about the feeling naked thing! Even when I’m taking awesome care of myself and feeling super body confident, I don’t like being overly exposed and the vulnerability that comes with it.
The neck rosettes are a favourite of mine alongside every other playful neck jewellery that doesn’t stick to the common formula of necklaces . I think they’re playful and flirty and add a romantic goth element to outfits precisely because they’re fabric flowers that reference the ruching and skirt decorations found in that style + other Lolita Styles. It also reminds me of 1990s Bluemarine campaigns which featured the neck rosettes for that very sultry, flirty element and seemed to reference lingerie and the bedroom a lot, seeing as Nicola Brogano is trying to revive that type of girly aesthetic and due to that, bluemarines popularity has risen dramatically + the recent “dark feminine” trend, I’m not surprised there’s a huge love for the neck rosettes and every other frilled/laced element that goes hand in hand with them I think also there’s a need for an elegance that isn’t so minimalistic and refined but more dramatic and sexy referencing the more sensual examples of that found in the 20s and again brought a back in the 90s, which is where the large pendants and string are coming from and I believe they’re actually usually made of glass but I can see why someone would confuse them for plastic
@@nadias6435 what an uncalled for thing for you to say I think things like the rosettes are something that if it matches your style (not trends- your style, its different) it can look so cool and so specific and personal. That's the kind of thing that people look at you and go wow- she is so stylish and at home in her own skin. If it's not you, it looks uncomfortable and itchy and trendy and you feel silly and not quite right. It takes time and knowing yourself to look at the trends and figure out what is for you, and what isn't. I think very few things are universally "tacky" and tacky also I find is not that useful of a word. Usually its code for cheap, which is something that can be done to any kind of trend, or its classist/racist, but trying to disguise itself. Or its code for maximalist, which is of course not a style that is for everyone. But it's not inherently lesser just because there's more elements.
The way you feel about the cowboy boots is exactly how I feel about the longer jeans skirts that are or were trending lately. Absolutely stunning on other people, but reminds me of my upbringing in a strict church, and I just can't get past the feeling this memory gives me
Those skirts feel like a personal attack to me hahahaha I would feel so sorry for the Pentecostal girls wearing that shit in 90 degree Caribbean heat. Weren’t even allowed to comb their hair too much cuz it was”vanity” yikes
Those denim maxi skirts just look heavy and hard to move in. I guess in all lengths now that I think about it. But, just to get into upcycling I have thought about turning a pair of pants into a denim skirt to see how it goes
i just have to say THANK U SO MUCH for showing trends with ALL BODY TYPES! it was so refreshing and nice and lovely how you inserted the pics with all kinds of bodys and people?!! i rarely see trends like low rise jeans and or 2000s girly girl stuff on bigger (well i'd prefer to call them normal) bodys!!! THANK U FOR THAT!!!
The whole suburban conservative republican cosplaying as farmers was a huge reason i was very emo/ goth in hs lol also maybe the reason i love mixing the hunter camo with girly femme styling. It feels like a gut punch towards school bullies that hated us emos (you know the ones).
@@beepwrld exactly. We know how some people would loose their F'n mind if you "dressed up" camo aka their whole personality they'd treat it as blasphemous🙄 and I'm over here just being a girly pop silly goose experimenting with style 🤪
I love that! I grew up in this same vibe and was also very emo and have a long-time grudge against camo/cowboy boots for this reason, but absolutely love people going super camp with these elements. Would absolutely love some big, gay cowboy boots and bedazzled camo to strut around in.
@@kaitlyn8853yess I used to be emo/grunge in high school as well and now I am very gay and one thing I'm very much in to is fashionable cowboy aesthetic. I loved the cowboy in the new Wes Anderson movie 😍😎
I think pendant necklaces can be so cool and show so much personality - they can be easy to make or thrift (think entry-level ceramics, finding cool stones or beads or small antiques and putting them on whatever chain or cord you have laying around). the plastic disposable ones unfortunately miss on the personality/uniqueness front and just put more plastic into the world, though. hope we see some more flexibility with how these are coming back and more people engage with this trend in a thoughtful way
Love the anti-haul! It's so nice to just acknowledge, eh this doesn't work for me (looking at you low rise pants) and move on! Thanks for the encouragement to be true to myself!
YES re your take on quiet luxury... I would never want to accuse anyone who dresses minimally of trying to look like a colonialist a-hole, but the ethos of going whole-hog "I paid $10,000 for each and every one of my plain white shirts" is based on the kind of snobbery we should be discouraging in this day and age. But dude, as an aside... Lego flowers fill a hole for those of us who can't keep plants alive or have cats who crave the toxic deliciousness of actual flowers 😂😅
As someone allergic to metal I think the string and plastic necklaces were something I tended to wear when I was younger because of that allergy. Now I’ve found jewelry in different materials that isn’t metal or will wear bandannas or bolo necklaces but I can get why that is something that is trending. The options for non-metal jewelry can feel fairly limited when you’re first searching.
@@amandak.4246 mainly just metals on jewelry particularly necklaces I haven’t had as many issues with nickel free earrings but I don’t wear any metal necklaces. It’s mainly direct contact of metal on my skin which doesn’t come up much aside from jewelry in my life.
Honestly there has been a billion trends/aesthetics going on. At this point my aesthetic is the clothes that I have in my closet. I find that working with what I have and pieces that I love make the best outfits for me. If it happens to fit a certain aesthetic great if not that’s chill too 😂😂
As a pink loving girly girl I loooooove the Barbiecore trend! 😍 I agree about Y2K though. What I think is a pitty is, that while Y2K fashion is trending Y2K make up is not. I think the frosted colours look so much more interesting than the clean girl make up! It's hard to find metallic and flamboyend eyeshadows, you mostly get nude tones. At least here in Germany.
oh god those string necklaces and flower chokers brought me flashbacks of the suede strings I used to own in different colors and wear around my neck EVERY SINGLE DAY from the age of 8 to 10. It's so bizarre to me that these kind of things (which were just a relatively short lived trend as well, back in the day) come back in style now. Also, it makes me feel old lol.
The quiet luxury style is my vibe… for sure not because of the money/status factor but because it’s minimal and as you said classic. I also have to show up at the office every day and having almost a uniform helps my mornings go fast. I just make things fun with a pop of color in my accessories 😅❤
Agree on the rosette choker! And I'm also quite inline with your thoughts on old money etc. trends! For me they also seem like "cosplaying and adult" and look to serious and unimaginative, if it makes any sense x) being close to my 30s I don't really feel adult enough for wearing these styles))
Ive turned 55 this year and I have had pink hair for the last month, so Im growing old disgracefully. Tho I love pink I now cannot unsee that my furry duster coat (that is bright pink ) made me look like a giant tongue walking about. Ruined. PS, Well done on 39,5k Subs!
Nooooooooo the rosettes are so cute! Also the skill in fabric manipulation that it takes to create them just scratches that artist itch and appreciation for textiles
thank you for your thoughts on the rosette choker... i keep seeing people talk about how great they are but it's always looked silly to me and uncomfortable?
The neck rosette thing is so silly to me! It reminds me of my 8th grade dance in 2010/2011, I wore a huge bedazzled silver rose necklace that weighed five pounds and looked absolutely bonkers. I think it's cute in like a cartoon character design type way, but seems super impractical. And I also will never stop wearing high-rise pants! I'm so short and need all the help I can get. I would maybe try mid-rise to elongate my torso a little bit, but low rise?? No way.
Okay, at first I thought the same thing about the heart statement necklace, but I bought one, and it has been an absolute staple for me! it gives off that “I bought this necklace at a gas station/smoke shop in the 90s” vibe, but that’s just me lolol. Loved the video! 💓
My take with the pendant necklaces is I like leather cords a lot. It definitely works better for certain aesthetic sensibilities than others but I think a leather cord with a stone or metal pendant is a great look. I have a double venus necklace like that and I love it.
I think it's also important to mention that some of these trends have a much higher consumer base in certain countries over others! Cowboy boots never really became a trend where I'm from, (you see a person wear them here and there, but certainly not enough to classify them as trendy), I associate them with the US much more. Low-rise jeans, on the other hand, are all I see younger people wear nowadays. It's interesting to see what comes to other countries and what doesn't (and this is often filtered through what fast fashion brands makes easily available, too).
I think this video was very informative about addictive fashion trends and how it’s actually a lot more harder sticking to your own personal style nowadays with new makeup/fashion trends coming out what it feels like weekly! But what i’m trying to say basically haha is that i’m taking this away with me whenever scrolling through fashiontok or what i see everyone else is wearing i’m going to truly as myself “do i like this for myself??”
Aside from the jorts, I'm skipping all of these too. Your commentary on these trends is spot on for me as well. I'm just doing the longer jorts thing because they're super comfortable and thrifted men's shorts are cheap and accessible. I'm personally not too bothered on how they look on me. I'm 5'9" though, maybe that helps? Ehh, I'm basically just wearing them to the grocery store so idc. 😂 Great video as always, Beeps! ❤
While I agree that the rosette necklace looks very weird and silly, I fully disagree about the legos. They're very cute and a lot more budget friendly than buying flowers every week. The issue with flowers too is that they exploit labour (often times the labour of minorities and immigrants) and they're absolutely awful for the environment! I like that you mentioned fabric flowers that look more like the real deal, dried or preserved flowers are also a great alternative if you don't like the look of the lego ones but I'd definitely not go for real ones if sustainability is important to you as you say.
Thank you for representing short legged peeps. I’m a high waisted clothing girl through and through. I don’t consider myself a trendy dresser but one trend I like has been the underwear as clothes like corsets and longline bras (not the knickers) but also just lace details and camisoles. It’s always been something I’ve done and I’ve been buying a few things to add to my wardrobe while they’re in to wear long into the future.
personally i like the rosette but agree with everything on this list! haha for me the high rise low rise trend taught me what looks best on me is mid rise (it lengthens my legs without removing too much of my short torso) I guess it'll never be trendy but I love it
those chunky pendants look cheap.... because most of them are, and that's the good thing about them! i also really like string-necklaces, i feel like chains and metals are just more prone to breaking and getting discolored or leaving a mark on your skin, so personally this is a trend i didn't even know about but has been unknowingly participating in all my life! i don't wanna look expensive, i wanna look cute.
it breaks my heart that you don't like cowboy boots Liz, but I definitely get it! My hometown weirdly also had a western/cowboy/conservative vibe so I initially wasn't in love with cowboy boots until I moved away! Now they have a different connotation and I'm obsessed haha to me they now give like Harry Styles "concert goer" attire if that makes sense 🤠
agree abt the quiet luxury thing! it's an ick to me when people are trying so hard to pretend to be something they're not and as u said, why would you want to aspire to be a part of that kind of institution 🤨 looking classic is one thing but leaning into the whole old money aesthetic is another
I always love your commentary's so much. Its kind of funny how we have very different styles but also very similar views on current fashion trends. the only one i'm have been tempted to try on is the longer baggy shorts
Love this concept. Being in my late 20s, I'm really struggling to get on these kinda trends. I want to be stylish, but I just can't NOT see them as super unfashionable since I grew up seeing celebs wearing all this stuff in like (my country's equivalent to) seventeen magazine.
at the end of the day most of the time you should be dressing to your own body and needs! low rise pants help me elongate my body as I am ALL leg and no torso, I wore high waisted for so long because it was all I could find trend wise and in stores (because it was the trend yk) and I only realized until recently that my body looks and feels so much better in low rise pants and shorts. I blame absolutely nobody for being the opposite because whatever makes you feel confident is what you should be wearing. no matter what.
I pretty much agree with everything -- I hate underwear as outerwear. I don't like plastic jewelry, and the flower at the neck is not good if it's big. Maybe a really small one would work. I also agree with you about low-rise pants. I also have short legs and always go for high rise pants.
I enjoy the Old Money aesthetic but I agree that the ideal is problematic. I agree on many of the trends though. Don’t like many recent trends. I don’t dress based on trends, I dress for my personal style, which tends towards being sort of bohemian meets preppy meets light academia meets pastels meets classic menswear meets… I’m bad at describing my style. I also love anything Victorian. I don’t have strong feelings on the chunky necklaces though. I hate low rise pants though. I think they look hideous. That’s my own personal choice though. I think high waisted pants are more flattering
lol so many of these apart from the barbiecore trend i genuinely do love and have had elements of in my wardrobe before the trend cycle, that seeing them become trendy made me kinda believe they were universally liked to an extent, this video was an interesting insight into subjectivity. the glass pendants i believe feed into the mermaidcore trend too, which is why they're so rudimentary, like a sort of lost chunk of sea glass tied around a net string
Man, both the rosette choker and chunky necklace took me back to middle school (mid-00s). But the big flower chockers were definitely a steam punk thing at the time.
We need to be more comfortable as a society calling clothing and outfits ugly, because that’s what most of these trends are, plain hideous and no one can seem to just say it
well being real people wear it because they genuinely like it, there's no one singular truth on whether something is ugly or not in fashion. if you find it ugly, that's fine! but it's wrong to assume everyone is just pretending to like it just because you personally don't
Ahhhhhh🫢You perfectly explained my exact feelings about cowboy boots. I went to high school in a tiny town in Ohio. In the 90s (cuz I’m an “old”) it was full of Old money suburban republicans with teenage kids who dressed like they were old farm hands. Me and my friends were the so-called freaks and geeks dressing grungy in our thrift store treasures and made fun of for doing so. Nowadays I drive through my old hometown of Chagrin Falls it’s full of houses waving pride flags and it makes me smile. It’s possible for things to change for the better.
I have been loving getting back into pink/in touch with my more feminine side, but I have found I like more muted or understated pinks, and I like pairing it with my normal grungy/goth/punk type clothes. I feel so uncomfortable if I look too classically feminine, but it's been really fun to add a bit of cuteness to round out my look.
Ooh girl I detest the old money look. It makes me want to go tacky slutty in absolute defiance. In this time of exposing legacy admissions… just ick!!!
I’m glad there’s someone else that hates this look the way I do. I think it’s one of the most uninspired looks ever, and I actually find it rather insipid that so many people aspire to look like fancy potatoes thinking it’s the height of what fashion is or could be. Like you said, I’d rather be a tacky slut any day of the week. Sorry for rambling so much, I think I’ve had a lot of pent up rage towards this look building up for a while.
I really wish the 'barbiecore' trend wasn't just 'wear lots of bright pink head to toe', it somehow makes it all kind of boring. I love pink! But I love pairing it with complimentary/contrasting or adjascent colors and not just in hyper trendy silhouettes/styles like the ones in the video. But more importantly Barbie has so many more points of references from her illustrative history that people could look to for inspiration, and a lot of it isn't even pink. I love casual fun and funky y2k barbies and mod era to Malibu Barbie vintage barbies - I haven't seen a single Malibu Barbie reference and its disappointing (but I love dolls, so I just have a deeper knowledge of Barbie, and most people do just know 'pink'.) Also I think the rosette choker was all over Carrie Bradshaw in the later season of sex and the city and I feel like its subconsciously coming from there (I think she had more fun outfits with it than the examples you showed tho). I've always loved chokers (does anyone remember that period of time where it felt like they fall off the face of the earth and then sometime around 2014 they all mysteriously reappeared?) and I like some of these ribbony floral ones, but I want to make them myself so it looks exactly how I want. Someone else somewhere in these comments pointed out they can look very romantic goth, and that's the angle I'd go for. To me cowboy boots are evergreen, but I live in the northern central valley California, so seeing it pop up as a 'trend' is weird to me. Even if I have a 'fashion' (non durable, cheap) pair I got at American Eagle a decade ago and have only ridden a horse once
in retrospect (since the season is over and my eyes are clearer now) as a preface, I'm someone who values quality and fit over quantity, i think almost anything can look good as long as it fits you (in terms of size and style), whereas bad quality materials will always cheapen an outfit and make it look bad. i only look for clothes two or three times a year and pick clothes that are well made and fit my style and body. I dont need many statement pieces but in terms of patterns i love lace, I'm a proud outfit repeater hahaha i just want to evoke the look of thrown-together simplicity and comfort 1. never liked them - to me jorts always look photoshopped on for some reason xD zero movement and that's not rly my thing 2. never liked them - no comment on quiet luxury, I agree with what you said, and it clashes with what i like 3. never liked them - do we ever consider the fact that barbie was just one long ad 4. never liked them - if I cover/crop out the rosette choker in every single outfit, the outfit still looks good lol if anything it just cheapens the look of the outfit. on myself, i think it would just look ugly xD i completely hear you about the fake flower thing too 5. considered it for a brief moment - but then it reminded me of the stuff i would see in kids stores when i was 6 or 7 and beg my mom to buy, just looks too fake and 7:17 this is ENTIRELY too big 6. never - the bloomers are just too coquette adjacent 7. thought about it tbh - it just doesn't look good, also pulling up my pants every single time issa nooooo 8. not really - dont like how impersonal they look, i dont want to cosplay as paris hilton, i like the sincerity of the 2000s, not the glitz and glam and uhhh opulence 9. never - i would get regular boots 10. never - i CANNOT
So glad you brought up your discomfort around the aspirations for the old money aesthetic - I feel like I've seen no critique of it at all. The super rich have never and will never gain their wealth ethically, even the new money of today gain their billions through exploiting factory workers, destroying the environment etc. Why are we aspiring and celebrating this?
Something that has been bothering me about the Barbie trend is that she doesn’t just wear pink, she is also the queen of blues and purples! Adding those colors to the trend would really make it more accessible and switch up the look as well as invoke the early 2000 fantasy Barbie movies🪸❄️🦄💫
High rise pants don’t work on me because I barely have a bum and high rise emphasises that fact (I look like I’ve got a whole lot more back than butt). And so, low rise/mid rise fits my bum best. Plus I have a short torso and long legs so I like making my waist look a little lower. I think pants’ rise shouldn’t really be a trend but rather just a style that you choose based on what makes you feel comfortable. Like all rises should always be options
Not to mention; if we are not okay with wearing fur, baby what are we doing wearing feathers? They're just as bad if not worse, they get plucked when they're alive *vom*
I also don't get the lego flowers!!! I would just rather a real bouquet too, I've honestly been afraid to say this cause all my friends are obsessed 😵💫
i love that hot pink in the barbie trend but all those outfits remained me of how companies were releasing all these barbie related products..... it made that trend feel like more marketing. anytime i saw someone dressing inspired by it i just felt like companies were getting what they wanted from us consumers, to keep the barbie fever alive....idk it all just felt too plastic and overdone
i am also a rural-ish wisconsinite & definitely can relate to associating western/cowboy boot style with some of the yee yee principles that my hometown community generally holds. it feels kinda strange to see urbanite influencers wear them instead of the misogynistic, tobacco chewing guys i went to high school with...lmao.
about the stealth wealth thing, you said it’s not dressing like an actual rich person but dressing in a way to try to convey status and wealth etc and you try not to do it but that’s okay for white people to do but the thing is for everybody else, keeping yourself looking classy and conveying that energy does get you respect sometimes that you wouldn’t get in a different outfit. sometimes you just need to look really put together
7:17 I don’t like these because a lot of the faux jade circles which r clearly biting off of traditionally Asian jewelry make me feel really uncomfy n r often marketed in a really fetishized orientalist way
the barbie/full on pink/girly trend has me so worried that maybe my fashion sense is outdated. thank u for confirming that im not the only one and im actually sane 😭
Love the anti haul and how you were so respectful on everything.. I personally like the flower chokers but I also dislike the cowboy boots and some of the other things you mentioned 😭
I'm in my early 50's, I wore the bloomers in the 80s as a goth. They weren't that short then, either were mini skirts. Micro minis and shorts are just a no.
Agree on the cowboy boots!! I think they look extremely cool on others but I just cannot get into them! They’re a huge no thank you for me personally. But I strongly believe that any piece can look incredible on anyone as long as you love it and wear it proudly !!
I'm a little confused about the old money trend, because here I'm seeing trendier silhouettes in beige, and that doesn't match my perception of how the wealthy dress. But having an "elegant" appearance absolutley improves the way you are treated, that's for sure.
I think you're right about the plastic charm necklaces. I ended up caving and getting one from the thrift store but I made sure to get a metal heart and metal chain so its more duarble and looks cuter 😊
With the rosette thing- I think that only works if you've already got a solid romantic vibe going. If you're not really into silk, lace, jewel tones, smokey eye, etc., it doesn't really work.
I agree with this!! I think it can work in the right specific context but alas the trend does not seem to consider the context of the rest of the outfit
This was such an interesting video! I agree with so much! The quiet luxury point was an insight that I hadn't considered before, I may not agree with it but still great food for thought! Also your hairstyle is so cute here! Thank you for this video, God bless!
i will have to disagree w the low rise bc i'm so glad theyre back!!! high rise pants hurt when i bloat + make me look like boobs on top of legs which is nottt fun. i will rock a low rise bootcut jean until i die probably
felt you SO hard on the jorts even though i technically have the “””right””” body proportions for it, simply not happening lmao. also really appreciated the quiet luxury part, that’s exactly what’s been annoying me about it!!!
I love all your takes! Y2K generally isn’t a huge fav for me either but I do love the Y2K Spy fashion! I’ve been rewatching Alias and that vibe is so cool to me. I wouldn’t mind that sub genre coming back in fashion
I feel you with the cowboy boots, except for me it's jean skirts. I think jean skirts are super cute on other people, but I can't ever bring myself to wear one because I grew up in conservative homeschool circles and saw too many of them.
Not a fan of the rosette chokers either but honestly I am just thrilled to see people be a little more interesting with their jewelry/necklaces choices. Maybe it is just because I feel like the stacked dainty necklaces have been overdone for a while.
i also have short legs and thank you so much for speaking about how many clothes may not be flattering at all. it’s a struggle when you see a lot of tall and thin models with giant legs !
I have a ceramic glazed necklace on cord that a family friend made for me (she sold them) back in high school (grad 2012) and it’s been so fun to pull that back out and style it!! I will keep wearing it after the trend is over because it has sentimental value and it’s a plain circle so I think it’s a bit more timeless.
he he he more low rise pants for meeeeee but no, I like hearing what others are skipping, bc it bolsters me also skipping what I want to skip. (and keeps me from thrifting weird trendy things I won't wear.)
I agree with you on each and every one of those trends and styles! I'm opting out of all of them as well for pretty much the same reasons as you mentioned in this video.
the chunky pendants for me are like nostalgia from 2000s jewellery, like things my mother wore on holiday... or just for a nice meal out. for me it's like playing with the idea of becoming a young adult while the fashion is what adults wore in my childhood. if that makes sense?
I wear vintage Barbie….the cropped jeans, striped tee, red sailor jacket, cork slides, white cat eye sunglasses and straw bag and hat. Only us original girlies know the Barbie whose house was made of cardboard. Wouldn’t that house and furniture make a fabulous SheShed? Hey Bezos get on it while the iron is HOT.
this is so refreshing since back to school season is bringing so much consumerism
Don’t forget to thrift to have a completely ethical and unique school wardrobe 👍🏻 Best way to avoid fast fashion/high demand consumerism
I remember when fabric roses were inescapable in 2005. Also, i definitely remember getting those plastic pendant necklaces out of vending machines as a kid.
@beepwrld You didn't miss anything there! I had a poncho, skirt, and purse from target that all had big floppy roses on them. I thought it was peak fashion at 15. They were on a lot of dresses, too. it may have been more for prom/school dance wear.
I love how respectful you are of people who love trends you don’t and even include photos of people who are owning the look! It is refreshing to hear someone so in tune with their own style and what works for them and their lifestyle without knocking anyone else’s.
Also, I totally agree about the feeling naked thing! Even when I’m taking awesome care of myself and feeling super body confident, I don’t like being overly exposed and the vulnerability that comes with it.
The neck rosettes are a favourite of mine alongside every other playful neck jewellery that doesn’t stick to the common formula of necklaces . I think they’re playful and flirty and add a romantic goth element to outfits precisely because they’re fabric flowers that reference the ruching and skirt decorations found in that style + other Lolita Styles. It also reminds me of 1990s Bluemarine campaigns which featured the neck rosettes for that very sultry, flirty element and seemed to reference lingerie and the bedroom a lot, seeing as Nicola Brogano is trying to revive that type of girly aesthetic and due to that, bluemarines popularity has risen dramatically + the recent “dark feminine” trend, I’m not surprised there’s a huge love for the neck rosettes and every other frilled/laced element that goes hand in hand with them
I think also there’s a need for an elegance that isn’t so minimalistic and refined but more dramatic and sexy referencing the more sensual examples of that found in the 20s and again brought a back in the 90s, which is where the large pendants and string are coming from and I believe they’re actually usually made of glass but I can see why someone would confuse them for plastic
They're tacky and if you want to look bad no one is stopping you of course
@@nadias6435 what an uncalled for thing for you to say
I think things like the rosettes are something that if it matches your style (not trends- your style, its different) it can look so cool and so specific and personal. That's the kind of thing that people look at you and go wow- she is so stylish and at home in her own skin. If it's not you, it looks uncomfortable and itchy and trendy and you feel silly and not quite right. It takes time and knowing yourself to look at the trends and figure out what is for you, and what isn't. I think very few things are universally "tacky" and tacky also I find is not that useful of a word. Usually its code for cheap, which is something that can be done to any kind of trend, or its classist/racist, but trying to disguise itself. Or its code for maximalist, which is of course not a style that is for everyone. But it's not inherently lesser just because there's more elements.
The way you feel about the cowboy boots is exactly how I feel about the longer jeans skirts that are or were trending lately. Absolutely stunning on other people, but reminds me of my upbringing in a strict church, and I just can't get past the feeling this memory gives me
Oh yes, I just get too many pentecostal vibes from the denim maxis. I can't imagine anyone with religious trauma is hopping on that trend.
Those skirts feel like a personal attack to me hahahaha I would feel so sorry for the Pentecostal girls wearing that shit in 90 degree Caribbean heat. Weren’t even allowed to comb their hair too much cuz it was”vanity” yikes
Those denim maxi skirts just look heavy and hard to move in. I guess in all lengths now that I think about it. But, just to get into upcycling I have thought about turning a pair of pants into a denim skirt to see how it goes
@@sarahkinsey5434 I've done that with shorts before, but never with pants. I hope it works out!
Omg yes! I can see the church vibes but I was a 90’s teenager and they are skirts my friends mums wore. Definitely a middle aged woman vibe.
i just have to say THANK U SO MUCH for showing trends with ALL BODY TYPES! it was so refreshing and nice and lovely how you inserted the pics with all kinds of bodys and people?!! i rarely see trends like low rise jeans and or 2000s girly girl stuff on bigger (well i'd prefer to call them normal) bodys!!!
THANK U FOR THAT!!!
The whole suburban conservative republican cosplaying as farmers was a huge reason i was very emo/ goth in hs lol also maybe the reason i love mixing the hunter camo with girly femme styling. It feels like a gut punch towards school bullies that hated us emos (you know the ones).
@@beepwrld exactly. We know how some people would loose their F'n mind if you "dressed up" camo aka their whole personality they'd treat it as blasphemous🙄 and I'm over here just being a girly pop silly goose experimenting with style 🤪
I love that! I grew up in this same vibe and was also very emo and have a long-time grudge against camo/cowboy boots for this reason, but absolutely love people going super camp with these elements. Would absolutely love some big, gay cowboy boots and bedazzled camo to strut around in.
Used to be emo/grunge in high school, now I’m into vintage ranch wear. Crazy turn but I’m happy where I was/am in both places.
@@kaitlyn8853yess I used to be emo/grunge in high school as well and now I am very gay and one thing I'm very much in to is fashionable cowboy aesthetic. I loved the cowboy in the new Wes Anderson movie 😍😎
the trend I’m skipping on is ballet flats. these coming back is my personal vietnam ❤
How do people not get blisters from them? I've never come across a pair that doesn't obliterate my Achilles tendon.
fr I only wear shoes with arch support now I don't need to look shorter
I think pendant necklaces can be so cool and show so much personality - they can be easy to make or thrift (think entry-level ceramics, finding cool stones or beads or small antiques and putting them on whatever chain or cord you have laying around).
the plastic disposable ones unfortunately miss on the personality/uniqueness front and just put more plastic into the world, though. hope we see some more flexibility with how these are coming back and more people engage with this trend in a thoughtful way
fr i honestly own 1 or two black cords and just insert one of my several chunky glass beads based on my outfit instead of owning several necklaces.
Love the anti-haul! It's so nice to just acknowledge, eh this doesn't work for me (looking at you low rise pants) and move on! Thanks for the encouragement to be true to myself!
YES re your take on quiet luxury... I would never want to accuse anyone who dresses minimally of trying to look like a colonialist a-hole, but the ethos of going whole-hog "I paid $10,000 for each and every one of my plain white shirts" is based on the kind of snobbery we should be discouraging in this day and age. But dude, as an aside... Lego flowers fill a hole for those of us who can't keep plants alive or have cats who crave the toxic deliciousness of actual flowers 😂😅
As someone allergic to metal I think the string and plastic necklaces were something I tended to wear when I was younger because of that allergy.
Now I’ve found jewelry in different materials that isn’t metal or will wear bandannas or bolo necklaces but I can get why that is something that is trending. The options for non-metal jewelry can feel fairly limited when you’re first searching.
@@amandak.4246 mainly just metals on jewelry particularly necklaces I haven’t had as many issues with nickel free earrings but I don’t wear any metal necklaces. It’s mainly direct contact of metal on my skin which doesn’t come up much aside from jewelry in my life.
Honestly there has been a billion trends/aesthetics going on. At this point my aesthetic is the clothes that I have in my closet. I find that working with what I have and pieces that I love make the best outfits for me. If it happens to fit a certain aesthetic great if not that’s chill too 😂😂
As a pink loving girly girl I loooooove the Barbiecore trend! 😍 I agree about Y2K though. What I think is a pitty is, that while Y2K fashion is trending Y2K make up is not. I think the frosted colours look so much more interesting than the clean girl make up! It's hard to find metallic and flamboyend eyeshadows, you mostly get nude tones. At least here in Germany.
@@beepwrld I hope so! 😭
I agree y2k and 90s makeup is so pretty to me. Ive been wearing it this summer and gotten lots of compliments. 😊
I've gotten so many compliments this summer on my 90s makeup!
We need to work hard to bring it back! We'll just spare our poor eyebrows this time.
As a curvy girl, I really hated wearing low rise pants and at the time there were no other options available in stores. 😢
oh god those string necklaces and flower chokers brought me flashbacks of the suede strings I used to own in different colors and wear around my neck EVERY SINGLE DAY from the age of 8 to 10. It's so bizarre to me that these kind of things (which were just a relatively short lived trend as well, back in the day) come back in style now. Also, it makes me feel old lol.
Love your commentary on the quiet luxury trend, I agree! Also amen sister with the jorts, I caaaaant! Haha
The only "old money" look i still really like is 80's preppy. And its kind of the vintage 80s vibe i think i like.
The quiet luxury style is my vibe… for sure not because of the money/status factor but because it’s minimal and as you said classic. I also have to show up at the office every day and having almost a uniform helps my mornings go fast. I just make things fun with a pop of color in my accessories 😅❤
Agree on the rosette choker!
And I'm also quite inline with your thoughts on old money etc. trends! For me they also seem like "cosplaying and adult" and look to serious and unimaginative, if it makes any sense x) being close to my 30s I don't really feel adult enough for wearing these styles))
Ive turned 55 this year and I have had pink hair for the last month, so Im growing old disgracefully. Tho I love pink I now cannot unsee that my furry duster coat (that is bright pink ) made me look like a giant tongue walking about. Ruined. PS, Well done on 39,5k Subs!
Ayyy, club 55!!! 🙌🏻
@@au_barb Hi there! :)
Nooooooooo the rosettes are so cute! Also the skill in fabric manipulation that it takes to create them just scratches that artist itch and appreciation for textiles
thank you for your thoughts on the rosette choker... i keep seeing people talk about how great they are but it's always looked silly to me and uncomfortable?
frrr like it's not flattering at all (not saying all fashion has to be 'flattering' but still.. people will def look back on it and laugh)
The neck rosette thing is so silly to me! It reminds me of my 8th grade dance in 2010/2011, I wore a huge bedazzled silver rose necklace that weighed five pounds and looked absolutely bonkers. I think it's cute in like a cartoon character design type way, but seems super impractical. And I also will never stop wearing high-rise pants! I'm so short and need all the help I can get. I would maybe try mid-rise to elongate my torso a little bit, but low rise?? No way.
Okay, at first I thought the same thing about the heart statement necklace, but I bought one, and it has been an absolute staple for me!
it gives off that “I bought this necklace at a gas station/smoke shop in the 90s” vibe, but that’s just me lolol. Loved the video! 💓
My take with the pendant necklaces is I like leather cords a lot. It definitely works better for certain aesthetic sensibilities than others but I think a leather cord with a stone or metal pendant is a great look. I have a double venus necklace like that and I love it.
I think it's also important to mention that some of these trends have a much higher consumer base in certain countries over others! Cowboy boots never really became a trend where I'm from, (you see a person wear them here and there, but certainly not enough to classify them as trendy), I associate them with the US much more.
Low-rise jeans, on the other hand, are all I see younger people wear nowadays. It's interesting to see what comes to other countries and what doesn't (and this is often filtered through what fast fashion brands makes easily available, too).
I think this video was very informative about addictive fashion trends and how it’s actually a lot more harder sticking to your own personal style nowadays with new makeup/fashion trends coming out what it feels like weekly! But what i’m trying to say basically haha is that i’m taking this away with me whenever scrolling through fashiontok or what i see everyone else is wearing i’m going to truly as myself “do i like this for myself??”
Aside from the jorts, I'm skipping all of these too. Your commentary on these trends is spot on for me as well. I'm just doing the longer jorts thing because they're super comfortable and thrifted men's shorts are cheap and accessible. I'm personally not too bothered on how they look on me. I'm 5'9" though, maybe that helps? Ehh, I'm basically just wearing them to the grocery store so idc. 😂
Great video as always, Beeps! ❤
While I agree that the rosette necklace looks very weird and silly, I fully disagree about the legos. They're very cute and a lot more budget friendly than buying flowers every week. The issue with flowers too is that they exploit labour (often times the labour of minorities and immigrants) and they're absolutely awful for the environment! I like that you mentioned fabric flowers that look more like the real deal, dried or preserved flowers are also a great alternative if you don't like the look of the lego ones but I'd definitely not go for real ones if sustainability is important to you as you say.
Girly, preppy, modern and pink literally describes 50% of what I tend to wear🤣 Good thing we are all so different💗🔥 Great vid!
Thank you for representing short legged peeps. I’m a high waisted clothing girl through and through. I don’t consider myself a trendy dresser but one trend I like has been the underwear as clothes like corsets and longline bras (not the knickers) but also just lace details and camisoles. It’s always been something I’ve done and I’ve been buying a few things to add to my wardrobe while they’re in to wear long into the future.
100% agree with the over the knees shorts, I’m so sorry but they’re so ugly and unflattering 😭
personally i like the rosette but agree with everything on this list! haha for me the high rise low rise trend taught me what looks best on me is mid rise (it lengthens my legs without removing too much of my short torso) I guess it'll never be trendy but I love it
those chunky pendants look cheap.... because most of them are, and that's the good thing about them! i also really like string-necklaces, i feel like chains and metals are just more prone to breaking and getting discolored or leaving a mark on your skin, so personally this is a trend i didn't even know about but has been unknowingly participating in all my life! i don't wanna look expensive, i wanna look cute.
it breaks my heart that you don't like cowboy boots Liz, but I definitely get it! My hometown weirdly also had a western/cowboy/conservative vibe so I initially wasn't in love with cowboy boots until I moved away! Now they have a different connotation and I'm obsessed haha to me they now give like Harry Styles "concert goer" attire if that makes sense 🤠
agree abt the quiet luxury thing! it's an ick to me when people are trying so hard to pretend to be something they're not and as u said, why would you want to aspire to be a part of that kind of institution 🤨 looking classic is one thing but leaning into the whole old money aesthetic is another
I always love your commentary's so much. Its kind of funny how we have very different styles but also very similar views on current fashion trends. the only one i'm have been tempted to try on is the longer baggy shorts
I'd really recommend season 2 of Articles of Interest to learn more about the preppy style! It's a fantastic dive into the history of fashion
Love this concept. Being in my late 20s, I'm really struggling to get on these kinda trends. I want to be stylish, but I just can't NOT see them as super unfashionable since I grew up seeing celebs wearing all this stuff in like (my country's equivalent to) seventeen magazine.
at the end of the day most of the time you should be dressing to your own body and needs! low rise pants help me elongate my body as I am ALL leg and no torso, I wore high waisted for so long because it was all I could find trend wise and in stores (because it was the trend yk) and I only realized until recently that my body looks and feels so much better in low rise pants and shorts. I blame absolutely nobody for being the opposite because whatever makes you feel confident is what you should be wearing. no matter what.
I pretty much agree with everything -- I hate underwear as outerwear. I don't like plastic jewelry, and the flower at the neck is not good if it's big. Maybe a really small one would work. I also agree with you about low-rise pants. I also have short legs and always go for high rise pants.
I enjoy the Old Money aesthetic but I agree that the ideal is problematic. I agree on many of the trends though. Don’t like many recent trends. I don’t dress based on trends, I dress for my personal style, which tends towards being sort of bohemian meets preppy meets light academia meets pastels meets classic menswear meets…
I’m bad at describing my style. I also love anything Victorian. I don’t have strong feelings on the chunky necklaces though.
I hate low rise pants though. I think they look hideous. That’s my own personal choice though. I think high waisted pants are more flattering
rosette chokers have me in a chokeHOLD i love the vibe
i must agree somenof the references you picked didnt look that amazing but theres looks where i think they can work really well
lol so many of these apart from the barbiecore trend i genuinely do love and have had elements of in my wardrobe before the trend cycle, that seeing them become trendy made me kinda believe they were universally liked to an extent, this video was an interesting insight into subjectivity. the glass pendants i believe feed into the mermaidcore trend too, which is why they're so rudimentary, like a sort of lost chunk of sea glass tied around a net string
Man, both the rosette choker and chunky necklace took me back to middle school (mid-00s). But the big flower chockers were definitely a steam punk thing at the time.
We need to be more comfortable as a society calling clothing and outfits ugly, because that’s what most of these trends are, plain hideous and no one can seem to just say it
well being real people wear it because they genuinely like it, there's no one singular truth on whether something is ugly or not in fashion. if you find it ugly, that's fine! but it's wrong to assume everyone is just pretending to like it just because you personally don't
Ahhhhhh🫢You perfectly explained my exact feelings about cowboy boots. I went to high school in a tiny town in Ohio. In the 90s (cuz I’m an “old”) it was full of Old money suburban republicans with teenage kids who dressed like they were old farm hands. Me and my friends were the so-called freaks and geeks dressing grungy in our thrift store treasures and made fun of for doing so. Nowadays I drive through my old hometown of Chagrin Falls it’s full of houses waving pride flags and it makes me smile. It’s possible for things to change for the better.
I have been loving getting back into pink/in touch with my more feminine side, but I have found I like more muted or understated pinks, and I like pairing it with my normal grungy/goth/punk type clothes. I feel so uncomfortable if I look too classically feminine, but it's been really fun to add a bit of cuteness to round out my look.
Girl please stop with the disclaimers every 10 seconds, we get it you're not trying to offend anyone, please just get on with the video 😭
Ooh girl I detest the old money look. It makes me want to go tacky slutty in absolute defiance. In this time of exposing legacy admissions… just ick!!!
I’m glad there’s someone else that hates this look the way I do. I think it’s one of the most uninspired looks ever, and I actually find it rather insipid that so many people aspire to look like fancy potatoes thinking it’s the height of what fashion is or could be. Like you said, I’d rather be a tacky slut any day of the week. Sorry for rambling so much, I think I’ve had a lot of pent up rage towards this look building up for a while.
@@seashell2504 I am locking arms in solidarity with you! It wasn’t rambling at all.
I really wish the 'barbiecore' trend wasn't just 'wear lots of bright pink head to toe', it somehow makes it all kind of boring. I love pink! But I love pairing it with complimentary/contrasting or adjascent colors and not just in hyper trendy silhouettes/styles like the ones in the video. But more importantly Barbie has so many more points of references from her illustrative history that people could look to for inspiration, and a lot of it isn't even pink. I love casual fun and funky y2k barbies and mod era to Malibu Barbie vintage barbies - I haven't seen a single Malibu Barbie reference and its disappointing (but I love dolls, so I just have a deeper knowledge of Barbie, and most people do just know 'pink'.)
Also I think the rosette choker was all over Carrie Bradshaw in the later season of sex and the city and I feel like its subconsciously coming from there (I think she had more fun outfits with it than the examples you showed tho). I've always loved chokers (does anyone remember that period of time where it felt like they fall off the face of the earth and then sometime around 2014 they all mysteriously reappeared?) and I like some of these ribbony floral ones, but I want to make them myself so it looks exactly how I want. Someone else somewhere in these comments pointed out they can look very romantic goth, and that's the angle I'd go for.
To me cowboy boots are evergreen, but I live in the northern central valley California, so seeing it pop up as a 'trend' is weird to me. Even if I have a 'fashion' (non durable, cheap) pair I got at American Eagle a decade ago and have only ridden a horse once
in retrospect (since the season is over and my eyes are clearer now)
as a preface, I'm someone who values quality and fit over quantity, i think almost anything can look good as long as it fits you (in terms of size and style), whereas bad quality materials will always cheapen an outfit and make it look bad. i only look for clothes two or three times a year and pick clothes that are well made and fit my style and body. I dont need many statement pieces but in terms of patterns i love lace, I'm a proud outfit repeater hahaha i just want to evoke the look of thrown-together simplicity and comfort
1. never liked them - to me jorts always look photoshopped on for some reason xD zero movement and that's not rly my thing
2. never liked them - no comment on quiet luxury, I agree with what you said, and it clashes with what i like
3. never liked them - do we ever consider the fact that barbie was just one long ad
4. never liked them - if I cover/crop out the rosette choker in every single outfit, the outfit still looks good lol if anything it just cheapens the look of the outfit. on myself, i think it would just look ugly xD i completely hear you about the fake flower thing too
5. considered it for a brief moment - but then it reminded me of the stuff i would see in kids stores when i was 6 or 7 and beg my mom to buy, just looks too fake and 7:17 this is ENTIRELY too big
6. never - the bloomers are just too coquette adjacent
7. thought about it tbh - it just doesn't look good, also pulling up my pants every single time issa nooooo
8. not really - dont like how impersonal they look, i dont want to cosplay as paris hilton, i like the sincerity of the 2000s, not the glitz and glam and uhhh opulence
9. never - i would get regular boots
10. never - i CANNOT
So glad you brought up your discomfort around the aspirations for the old money aesthetic - I feel like I've seen no critique of it at all. The super rich have never and will never gain their wealth ethically, even the new money of today gain their billions through exploiting factory workers, destroying the environment etc. Why are we aspiring and celebrating this?
I’m sooooo excited for low rise pants to come back!!! High rise pants HURT!
Something that has been bothering me about the Barbie trend is that she doesn’t just wear pink, she is also the queen of blues and purples! Adding those colors to the trend would really make it more accessible and switch up the look as well as invoke the early 2000 fantasy Barbie movies🪸❄️🦄💫
High rise pants don’t work on me because I barely have a bum and high rise emphasises that fact (I look like I’ve got a whole lot more back than butt). And so, low rise/mid rise fits my bum best. Plus I have a short torso and long legs so I like making my waist look a little lower. I think pants’ rise shouldn’t really be a trend but rather just a style that you choose based on what makes you feel comfortable. Like all rises should always be options
Not to mention; if we are not okay with wearing fur, baby what are we doing wearing feathers? They're just as bad if not worse, they get plucked when they're alive *vom*
I also don't get the lego flowers!!! I would just rather a real bouquet too, I've honestly been afraid to say this cause all my friends are obsessed 😵💫
i love that hot pink in the barbie trend but all those outfits remained me of how companies were releasing all these barbie related products..... it made that trend feel like more marketing. anytime i saw someone dressing inspired by it i just felt like companies were getting what they wanted from us consumers, to keep the barbie fever alive....idk it all just felt too plastic and overdone
i am also a rural-ish wisconsinite & definitely can relate to associating western/cowboy boot style with some of the yee yee principles that my hometown community generally holds. it feels kinda strange to see urbanite influencers wear them instead of the misogynistic, tobacco chewing guys i went to high school with...lmao.
you don't see those chunky colorful plastic rings because they're all on me 😈😈😈
about the stealth wealth thing, you said it’s not dressing like an actual rich person but dressing in a way to try to convey status and wealth etc and you try not to do it but that’s okay for white people to do but the thing is for everybody else, keeping yourself looking classy and conveying that energy does get you respect sometimes that you wouldn’t get in a different outfit. sometimes you just need to look really put together
Yeah, I think a big part of it is about how others treat you.
7:17 I don’t like these because a lot of the faux jade circles which r clearly biting off of traditionally Asian jewelry make me feel really uncomfy n r often marketed in a really fetishized orientalist way
Same about the mini shorts, theyre superduper cute and i think they look beautiful butt i live in mexico, i would be catcalled or kidnap bc of it
the barbie/full on pink/girly trend has me so worried that maybe my fashion sense is outdated. thank u for confirming that im not the only one and im actually sane 😭
Bringing similar cowboy boots baggage even though I grew up in very stereotypical Chicago suburbs
The chunky bead necklaces are often made of glass not plastic unless they are bought from fast fashion brands
You lost me at your reasoning for your dislike in cowboy boots.
good.
Love the anti haul and how you were so respectful on everything.. I personally like the flower chokers but I also dislike the cowboy boots and some of the other things you mentioned 😭
I'm in my early 50's, I wore the bloomers in the 80s as a goth. They weren't that short then, either were mini skirts. Micro minis and shorts are just a no.
Agree on the cowboy boots!! I think they look extremely cool on others but I just cannot get into them! They’re a huge no thank you for me personally. But I strongly believe that any piece can look incredible on anyone as long as you love it and wear it proudly !!
I'm a little confused about the old money trend, because here I'm seeing trendier silhouettes in beige, and that doesn't match my perception of how the wealthy dress. But having an "elegant" appearance absolutley improves the way you are treated, that's for sure.
I think you're right about the plastic charm necklaces. I ended up caving and getting one from the thrift store but I made sure to get a metal heart and metal chain so its more duarble and looks cuter 😊
With the rosette thing- I think that only works if you've already got a solid romantic vibe going. If you're not really into silk, lace, jewel tones, smokey eye, etc., it doesn't really work.
I agree with this!! I think it can work in the right specific context but alas the trend does not seem to consider the context of the rest of the outfit
This was such an interesting video! I agree with so much! The quiet luxury point was an insight that I hadn't considered before, I may not agree with it but still great food for thought! Also your hairstyle is so cute here! Thank you for this video, God bless!
Not the rural Wisconsin suburb😭 felt girl
Underwear as shorts🤢🤢🤢
Bloomers☺️☺️☺️
i will have to disagree w the low rise bc i'm so glad theyre back!!! high rise pants hurt when i bloat + make me look like boobs on top of legs which is nottt fun. i will rock a low rise bootcut jean until i die probably
also the flower chokers seem majorly itchy to me... mine would be thrown into my bag after 15 minutes
Sending you lots of love and support from Australia. I get so happy when I see you’ve posted a new video ❤ keep being your wonderful self x
same!! 🇦🇺
you’re so right about the “stealth wealth” trend
felt you SO hard on the jorts even though i technically have the “””right””” body proportions for it, simply not happening lmao. also really appreciated the quiet luxury part, that’s exactly what’s been annoying me about it!!!
agreed with so many of your takes here and just wanna say that girl your hair in this video looks SO damn good
I love all your takes! Y2K generally isn’t a huge fav for me either but I do love the Y2K Spy fashion! I’ve been rewatching Alias and that vibe is so cool to me. I wouldn’t mind that sub genre coming back in fashion
Your take on old money = BASED
Can we please talk about the hamtaro mic
yessss we need more deinfluencing thank you!
I feel you with the cowboy boots, except for me it's jean skirts. I think jean skirts are super cute on other people, but I can't ever bring myself to wear one because I grew up in conservative homeschool circles and saw too many of them.
Not a fan of the rosette chokers either but honestly I am just thrilled to see people be a little more interesting with their jewelry/necklaces choices. Maybe it is just because I feel like the stacked dainty necklaces have been overdone for a while.
totally agree about the quiet luxury trend + you articulated it so well!! thanks for putting this into words!
i also have short legs and thank you so much for speaking about how many clothes may not be flattering at all. it’s a struggle when you see a lot of tall and thin models with giant legs !
I have a ceramic glazed necklace on cord that a family friend made for me (she sold them) back in high school (grad 2012) and it’s been so fun to pull that back out and style it!! I will keep wearing it after the trend is over because it has sentimental value and it’s a plain circle so I think it’s a bit more timeless.
Just wanna thank you for the amount of body diversity in the example pictures you use, love to see it!❤
Well enjoy because the rest of us don't love to see fatties and normalizing unhealthy bodies shouldn't be a trend either.
i think that the rosette chokers can be really cute if the flowers are small, i also don’t like the huge flowers it seems really annoying to wear
he he he more low rise pants for meeeeee
but no, I like hearing what others are skipping, bc it bolsters me also skipping what I want to skip. (and keeps me from thrifting weird trendy things I won't wear.)
I feel the EXACT same about cowboys boots. Plus it’s why I have a huge aversion to camo print.
Clean, dignified, and comfortable. These are the clothes I wear.
I agree with you on each and every one of those trends and styles! I'm opting out of all of them as well for pretty much the same reasons as you mentioned in this video.
the chunky pendants for me are like nostalgia from 2000s jewellery, like things my mother wore on holiday... or just for a nice meal out. for me it's like playing with the idea of becoming a young adult while the fashion is what adults wore in my childhood. if that makes sense?
I wear vintage Barbie….the cropped jeans, striped tee, red sailor jacket, cork slides, white cat eye sunglasses and straw bag and hat. Only us original girlies know the Barbie whose house was made of cardboard. Wouldn’t that house and furniture make a fabulous SheShed? Hey Bezos get on it while the iron is HOT.