I'm all about being fashionable, but there are quite a few tacky fashion trends I'd love to see disappear. Sadly, many of these seem to be gaining momentum. I'm doing my part to help these tacky fashion trends fade away. I can only hope the rest of the fashionistas out there will do the same and embrace the classier trends.
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1. Sheer Clothing with Nothing underneath
Sheer clothing has its place, but it should never be worn without something under it. This is probably the worst of the tacky fashion trends in my opinion. Somehow women seem to think it's fine to go out with a sheer dress on and believe they're being fashion forward. That's still called naked in my opinion. It just seems like a desperate ploy for attention and frankly, I don't want to see a bunch of naked people when I head out.
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Oh, where do I start? Think of over-the-top animal prints, neon colors from head to toe, or outfits plastered with brand logos. They just scream 'too much!'
Well, unless you're going for that loud and clashing vibe, tacky fashion can overshadow your natural beauty and sense of style. You want people to notice you, not just your clothes, right?
Good question! If your outfit has a lot going on—like too many patterns, colors, or flashy accessories—it might be veering into tacky territory. Aim for balance and harmony instead.
It can be if you're covered in labels from head to toe. A little goes a long way. One statement piece can look stylish, but overdoing it can feel like walking advertising.
Absolutely! Fake designer items can often look cheap and fool no one. It's much better to wear something authentic and true to your style, even if it's not a high-end brand.
2. Holes Everywhere
A few rips in your jeans or a few openings in your shirt are fine. When it looks like you're wearing strips of fabric, it's not fashion. That's when most people toss their clothes in the trash. I can't tell you how many women I've seen walking around with giant holes in the seat of their jeans or most of the front ripped out of their shirts so their bras show. Keep holes to a minimum and keep them tasteful. Otherwise, it's just tacky.
Oh, where do I start? Think of over-the-top animal prints, neon colors from head to toe, or outfits plastered with brand logos. They just scream 'too much!'
Well, unless you're going for that loud and clashing vibe, tacky fashion can overshadow your natural beauty and sense of style. You want people to notice you, not just your clothes, right?
Good question! If your outfit has a lot going on—like too many patterns, colors, or flashy accessories—it might be veering into tacky territory. Aim for balance and harmony instead.
It can be if you're covered in labels from head to toe. A little goes a long way. One statement piece can look stylish, but overdoing it can feel like walking advertising.
Absolutely! Fake designer items can often look cheap and fool no one. It's much better to wear something authentic and true to your style, even if it's not a high-end brand.
3. Too Tight Leggings and Jeggings
I love wearing tight jeans and form fitting leggings/jeggings. However, when it starts to feel like a corset wrapped around my legs and butt, it's a little too tight. I can't figure out why women think this looks good. Instead of showing off a figure, it shows off every wrinkle and dimple. Plus, you suddenly have rolls of fat where none existed before. Even the sexiest women look horrible with too tight clothing.
Oh, where do I start? Think of over-the-top animal prints, neon colors from head to toe, or outfits plastered with brand logos. They just scream 'too much!'
Well, unless you're going for that loud and clashing vibe, tacky fashion can overshadow your natural beauty and sense of style. You want people to notice you, not just your clothes, right?
Good question! If your outfit has a lot going on—like too many patterns, colors, or flashy accessories—it might be veering into tacky territory. Aim for balance and harmony instead.
It can be if you're covered in labels from head to toe. A little goes a long way. One statement piece can look stylish, but overdoing it can feel like walking advertising.
Absolutely! Fake designer items can often look cheap and fool no one. It's much better to wear something authentic and true to your style, even if it's not a high-end brand.
Prints are great, but small, repetitive prints all over your clothes aren't fashionable. I've seen women with printed leggings, paired with a different printed tee. It actually hurt my eyes trying to decipher what they were wearing. If you're wearing small prints, only wear them on one half of your body. Wear a solid color on the rest. For dresses, look for large prints instead. Otherwise, no one will notice you, just the printed pattern burned into their minds.
What are some examples of tacky fashion trends?
Oh, where do I start? Think of over-the-top animal prints, neon colors from head to toe, or outfits plastered with brand logos. They just scream 'too much!'
Why should I avoid tacky fashion?
Well, unless you're going for that loud and clashing vibe, tacky fashion can overshadow your natural beauty and sense of style. You want people to notice you, not just your clothes, right?
How do I know if my outfit looks tacky?
Good question! If your outfit has a lot going on—like too many patterns, colors, or flashy accessories—it might be veering into tacky territory. Aim for balance and harmony instead.
Is wearing branded logos tacky?
It can be if you're covered in labels from head to toe. A little goes a long way. One statement piece can look stylish, but overdoing it can feel like walking advertising.
Can wearing fake designer items be considered tacky?
Absolutely! Fake designer items can often look cheap and fool no one. It's much better to wear something authentic and true to your style, even if it's not a high-end brand.
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5. Way Too Short Short-Shorts
Short-shorts look incredible when worn correctly. They're great for showing a little extra skin without showing too much. When your butt cheeks are hanging out the back or even bulge out the top of your shorts, they're way too short. Cover your butt completely. Believe me, guys find overly short-shorts tacky and nasty. Plus, super short-shorts can't be comfortable.
What are some examples of tacky fashion trends?
Oh, where do I start? Think of over-the-top animal prints, neon colors from head to toe, or outfits plastered with brand logos. They just scream 'too much!'
Why should I avoid tacky fashion?
Well, unless you're going for that loud and clashing vibe, tacky fashion can overshadow your natural beauty and sense of style. You want people to notice you, not just your clothes, right?
How do I know if my outfit looks tacky?
Good question! If your outfit has a lot going on—like too many patterns, colors, or flashy accessories—it might be veering into tacky territory. Aim for balance and harmony instead.
Is wearing branded logos tacky?
It can be if you're covered in labels from head to toe. A little goes a long way. One statement piece can look stylish, but overdoing it can feel like walking advertising.
Can wearing fake designer items be considered tacky?
Absolutely! Fake designer items can often look cheap and fool no one. It's much better to wear something authentic and true to your style, even if it's not a high-end brand.
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6. Cut out Dresses
I really don't understand cut out dresses. It just seems tacky to have the sides of your dress missing. Even worse are the cut out panels that leave thin strips of the dress to cover the essentials. All these dresses say is, “I'm trying way too hard to look sexy.” You don't have to let it all hang out to look great. Trust me, avoiding the cut out look will make you look better.
What are some examples of tacky fashion trends?
Oh, where do I start? Think of over-the-top animal prints, neon colors from head to toe, or outfits plastered with brand logos. They just scream 'too much!'
Why should I avoid tacky fashion?
Well, unless you're going for that loud and clashing vibe, tacky fashion can overshadow your natural beauty and sense of style. You want people to notice you, not just your clothes, right?
How do I know if my outfit looks tacky?
Good question! If your outfit has a lot going on—like too many patterns, colors, or flashy accessories—it might be veering into tacky territory. Aim for balance and harmony instead.
Is wearing branded logos tacky?
It can be if you're covered in labels from head to toe. A little goes a long way. One statement piece can look stylish, but overdoing it can feel like walking advertising.
Can wearing fake designer items be considered tacky?
Absolutely! Fake designer items can often look cheap and fool no one. It's much better to wear something authentic and true to your style, even if it's not a high-end brand.
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7. Peek-a-Boo Undies
I know this is one is typically a guy fashion tragedy, but women are doing it more and more. I know sometimes when you bend over, you might end up flashing the top band of your underwear. However, purposely leaving part or all of your panties hanging out is just tacky. Guys and gals need to stop it. From boxers to thongs, underwear needs to stay under your clothing.
What are some examples of tacky fashion trends?
Oh, where do I start? Think of over-the-top animal prints, neon colors from head to toe, or outfits plastered with brand logos. They just scream 'too much!'
Why should I avoid tacky fashion?
Well, unless you're going for that loud and clashing vibe, tacky fashion can overshadow your natural beauty and sense of style. You want people to notice you, not just your clothes, right?
How do I know if my outfit looks tacky?
Good question! If your outfit has a lot going on—like too many patterns, colors, or flashy accessories—it might be veering into tacky territory. Aim for balance and harmony instead.
Is wearing branded logos tacky?
It can be if you're covered in labels from head to toe. A little goes a long way. One statement piece can look stylish, but overdoing it can feel like walking advertising.
Can wearing fake designer items be considered tacky?
Absolutely! Fake designer items can often look cheap and fool no one. It's much better to wear something authentic and true to your style, even if it's not a high-end brand.
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8. Layers, Layers and More Layers
Have you ever seen women with four or five different straps on their shoulders? What's the point? I honestly want to ask them why they need to wear so many different shirts. To me, layers mean two shirts. When you start wearing multiple tanks, bras and jackets, it just looks tacky. I really can't believe people could even enjoy wearing that many layers, especially during the summer.
What are some examples of tacky fashion trends?
Oh, where do I start? Think of over-the-top animal prints, neon colors from head to toe, or outfits plastered with brand logos. They just scream 'too much!'
Why should I avoid tacky fashion?
Well, unless you're going for that loud and clashing vibe, tacky fashion can overshadow your natural beauty and sense of style. You want people to notice you, not just your clothes, right?
How do I know if my outfit looks tacky?
Good question! If your outfit has a lot going on—like too many patterns, colors, or flashy accessories—it might be veering into tacky territory. Aim for balance and harmony instead.
Is wearing branded logos tacky?
It can be if you're covered in labels from head to toe. A little goes a long way. One statement piece can look stylish, but overdoing it can feel like walking advertising.
Can wearing fake designer items be considered tacky?
Absolutely! Fake designer items can often look cheap and fool no one. It's much better to wear something authentic and true to your style, even if it's not a high-end brand.
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9. Writing on the Butt
I don't think this has ever been anything but tacky. What's worse is women who get offended when they see someone reading the writing on the back of their pants. It's not cute to have “Sassy,” “Sexy,” “Bootylicious” or anything else written across your cheeks. Save these pants for lounging around the house. At the very least, don't act shocked when someone stares at your backside.
While this list could go on and on, these are just a few of the fashion trends I hate most. I'm sure I'll go shopping tomorrow and see most of these. I just hope to see these gradually fade into the past. What are some of your fashion pet peeves?
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Pyjama bottoms to go out in public and jeans waistband halfway down your legs?!?!
AGREE 👍👍👍👍
100% agree how much you wear open you look that much cheap
This isn't even an article, it's just a bitchy rant from someone who is judgmental of the way other women dress and the writer (if they even deserve that title) is trying to justify her opinions by saying it's for the readers benefit! How ridiculous.
Other than cut outs, which I think can look tasteful when done correctly, I agree, though I will admit that some of my shirts are probably too short, however I mostly only wear those on the beach.
Is this article from the age of the inquisition??????
I don't really think you can say which is out and which is in. Style is about making a statement, let them express themselves
My sister does the whole layering thing. She's got a bra, a sports bra, a tank top and a t shirt on. I know I went through a phase where I wore a bra all the time, but I grew out of it quickly. What's up with her?
This whole article was stupid, who cares what men think you should wear your clothes for you and only you
I agree with short shorts they make u look cheap but whos ever seen baggy leggings
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Cathleen:Pyjama bottoms to go out in public and jeans waistband halfway down your legs?!?!
Mariam:AGREE 👍👍👍👍
Dilnoz:100% agree how much you wear open you look that much cheap
Kennedy:This isn't even an article, it's just a bitchy rant from someone who is judgmental of the way other women dress and the writer (if they even deserve that title) is trying to justify her opinions by saying it's for the readers benefit! How ridiculous.
Dani:Other than cut outs, which I think can look tasteful when done correctly, I agree, though I will admit that some of my shirts are probably too short, however I mostly only wear those on the beach.
marea:Is this article from the age of the inquisition??????
2kool4u:I don't really think you can say which is out and which is in. Style is about making a statement, let them express themselves
Steffani:My sister does the whole layering thing. She's got a bra, a sports bra, a tank top and a t shirt on. I know I went through a phase where I wore a bra all the time, but I grew out of it quickly. What's up with her?
kiana:This whole article was stupid, who cares what men think you should wear your clothes for you and only you
Madjam:I agree with short shorts they make u look cheap but whos ever seen baggy leggings
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