awful fashion trends of the 2010s 🤢🌌👗

a year ago i made my very first video essay on this channel and it's crazy to see how far ModernGurlz has come in the last twelve months. this was supposed to be a funny april fools day video (oops), oh well! today's video i'm talking all about fashion from the 2010s and some of what i consider to be the worst fashion trends of the decade. spoiler: it's everything
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[@ModernGurlz]

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[@mintraarie]

we stan

[@feraguilar4175]

Face reveal 🙉

[@yournotskiny]

@@feraguilar4175 casket reveal 🤪🙈

[@hpvamp246]

Can you create a video about Louisiana New Orleans or voodoo style. A lot of people say it is getting popular and it seems to be very boho and 70s, with an influence of New Orleans African American voodoo culture.

[@shakilaazimi7900]

I just watched your video on life according to tessa and I LOVED IT

[@julialee179]

skater skirts are so minimal and inoffensive, they're like.... the most non-statement clothing item. How could anyone hate them?

[@AmazingRebel23]

they're all people wear these days aside from japanese schoolgirl skirts.

[@wellwhoknows9567]

i love them so much, they're my favourite type of skirt

[@Tess623]

For real though! I love them personally

[@washedblue]

I didn't and still don't wear skirts and I thought they were really cute! easy to style, flattering for everyone, usually reasonably priced, can be dressed up or down, etc. with tennis skirts (that I think the narrator partially only likes better because they are what's on trend now but will also look dated in a few years), they're more likely to be unflattering and make your legs look shorter because the pleats start lower than the average pleated skirt and can cut off at an awkward length for the modern eye. they seem a bit harder to incorporate into one's personal style, too, as they pair best with only certain items. I say wear what you want, and also, a lot of major retailers sell basic skater silhouettes to this day so it's still being worn anyhow and for good reason, methinks.

[@Tess623]

@@washedblue well said!

[@zoeeubanks4715]

Whenever I really look at 2010’s fashion, the thing that really strikes me is how cheap everything looked. Cheap fabric, cheap patterns, terrible imitation leather, horrible craftsmanship, etc.... I’m sure it’s at least partially due to the popularity of fast fashion, and because of that I’m sure we won’t see the end of it this decade...

[@M-WG]

Most dissolved in the washing machine after a season. But every once in awhile something turned out to be sturdier than the manufacturer intended. Like coming upon a seamstress’s quiet rebellion by accident. The same shirts on the rack would be flimsy but just one would be made well

[@M-WG]

@@jellybeans3994 my trendy wide legged jeans are handmedowns from the aughts! You’re absolutely right!

[@KHI111]

That's exactly what i thought

[@Ruinwyn]

This is probably why one of the real trends of mid 90's hasn't really made an appearance. The sown in wedges to turn skinny and straight jeans to bootcuts and widelegs. There were few years around 94 when everyone at school had atleast a pair of jeans they had altered. But back then jeans were expensive and build to last. You don't see that much in the fashion pics, since it was the budget solution. The ripped of waistband (to make low waist) that came little later at least was preseved in some music videos.

[@makicabrera]

People didn't have disposable income anymore. I was in my mid-teens in a middle-class suburb during the financial crash and genuinely from one school year to the next it went from everyone exclusively buying $40 t-shirts at Abercrombie & Fitch to exclusively shopping at Forever 21

[@ankitahemmady2884]

Anyone remember the tumblr vaporwave aesthetic where everything was holographic, pictures of dolphins, Arizona green tea, and home by resonance was everywhere?? It's still my favorites to this day but no one really talks about it anymore...

[@rachaelb9331]

I still listen to Home ALL the time and I still love the vaporwave sound/aesthetic and I don't care that it isn't trendy 😂

[@wdymhoe]

@@rachaelb9331 it’s sad that it isn’t considered trendy when it was literally like 8 years ago? Damn almost 10 wtf…we’re getting old bro. I’m sure those trends will come back around and one day when I’m older imma have to educate my kids on that shit 💀 “whatchu know about tumblr?? That’s from my time!”

[@caspenbee]

That never stopped being cool for me. If I saw someone walking down the street today wearing some vaporwave stuff I'd think they were so cool.

[@ricecake3215]

I loved this aesthetic. I remember when I found out the name of it I thought it was so cool. “Yeah I’m more of a vaporwave kind of girl.” Oh god :,)

[@duchessedeberne3909]

Thank you for teaching me the name of this great style

[@MichelleF1320]

Skater skirts should come back. It always looked flattering on everyone.

[@jessicasparkles1619]

I'll have and never will stop wearing skater skirts. 😅

[@PrincessYaura]

Bet I still wear mine and have no plans of stopping

[@Athenainspiring]

as someone who looks ridiculous in a pleated skirt, skater skirts are where it's at

[@sarahlott8755]

Yes ❤❤❤ I was a teenager/early 20s throughout the 2010s, so I did a lot of these trends and laugh about it now - but the skater skirt is the one I still have in my closet. A pleated skirt just looks too cheerleader/ prep school vibe for me.

[@lilyrowden469]

i agree theyre so cute

[@kyracampbell7834]

does anyone remember in like 2015 when pineapples were literally on EVERYTHING??

[@megane5295]

YES OMG I HAD SHIRTS WITH PINEAPPLES ALL OVER THEM LMFAOOO

[@reesedavis4877]

@ғʀᴏɢɢɪ カエル omg yes

[@a-noobis1689]

@ғʀᴏɢɢɪ カエル OMG THE HIPSTER MUSTACHES

[@iaras9130]

And Flamingos

[@BoringTroublemaker]

I mean that was literally like 5-6 years ago- who has a hard time remembering 5 years ago?

[@eminala7380]

The skinny vs non skinny jean war should seriously stop. There are different body types for different jeans and some people like me don’t look good in any jean but skinny.

[@darao.4907]

Fr just let people wear what they want

[@weissrose1081]

and then there's people like me that have sensory issues wearing jeans lol

[@katym126]

Same! The skinny jeans is the best fit for my body type. Why should I follow the fashion trend when it just doesn't flatter me?

[@daria8950]

@@katym126 same. I even have hard time finding skinny jeans bc they're not 'trendy' anymore so stores have veryyy small selection of them ( like 2-3 ) but they have 34 different pairs of mom jeans....

[@IATEALLTHECHEESE]

@@weissrose1081 same, I have asd.

[@Alexandra-xv1qm]

Something about all these trends has always felt so..."cheap" or artificial for me, even compared to the decade before. I think what really makes this era so mediocre fashion-wise in my book is due to the explosion of fast fashion. Not that clothes today are made any better, but I feel like this time period really marked the current decline in quality. I can't really see much of these clothes being in the condition to be thrifted if any of these trends ever get revived twenty years from now.

[@CG-xp7nd]

Agreed. Probably because of the rise of fast fashion companies like Forever21, H&M, Urban Outfitters, etc.

[@Kuchikopi13]

That’s a great point! I think in a sustainability course it was coined planned obsolescence :o

[@jadalynd8171]

Amen!

[@ASMRQuinni]

THIS!!! Perfect Description i was looking for!

[@Tayraearm]

Honestly if you found the 80s style it was based off of in a thrift store it would probably be in better condition than the 2010s remake

[@rubysmyth3571]

i think its really funny that you cringe at the sight of the older clothes, but are completely in love with current trends that are kinda similar, like, its kinda obvious youre going to dislike them when theyre out again

[@sc6658]

This is so real. The people with these takes are always either hyper-trendy and stan whatever’s current or they were in their awkward phase when the old trend they’re ragging on was cool. Sometimes both.

[@denswa91]

This

[@humanbeing8400]

I think we all agree that every decade had great fashion but there was something about the mid 2000's that was particularly bad. The downfall started in 2004 and really took a dive from 2007-2015 ish

[@chonky4205]

The nerd glasses trend!! Everyone was wearing those large fake black glasses to give of a "cute and nerdy" aesthetic and it was so cringey!!

[@graysuns]

omg nooo i literally used to do that in a failed attempt to be a "hipster" 😭😭

[@tornadodee148]

Nerd frames are the only style that really fits my face so I still wear them to this day. I rather find the 70's creepy pedo frames to be more cringey tbh😳 and yes, they are prescription, whoever wears fake glasses for fashion are pretentious a-holes🤣😉

[@panmoncada7257]

My friend and I would pop the lenses out movie theatre 3D glasses

[@indiebish7045]

It was so bad and 9/10 they weren’t even like fake plastic glasses from f21, it was just 3D movie theater glasses with the lenses popped out oml.

[@amianji1832]

I actually needed those glasses to see :”(

[@screamingforever]

fashion is fake, trends are fleeting, and none of it truly matters. wear what you want, what you’re comfortable in, what makes you happy, or what you think looks good.

[@KansasNotTheBand]

absolutely! some of these trends i agree were awful and others are staples of my wardrobe because they actually look good on me. plenty of trends look great on some people and not others, regardless of what's popular at the time.

[@tplep367]

I like your username

[@lowkey_babe77]

Yes, yes and YESSSS!!!! Personal style is so rare nowadays because of the herd mentality, (that was mentioned in the earlier part of this video), due to the rise and prominence of social media but like you rightfully stated - “trends are fleeting”, so whatever is popular right now, will probably be outdated in the next 2-4years

[@joano.5431]

🙌thank you

[@JabFam]

^ This ^

[@azuzziken]

I'm most surprised that she didn't mention wearing tights under shorts and riding boots. That was such a staple look.

[@VonGlorious]

The Lita shoes made it possible for me, a fat girl, to wear heels.because the shoe could actually.hold my.body weight, the heels didn't break or bend, and the shoe protected my ankles. I miss them and think they look so fly.

[@ancalyme]

Alot of this video comes across as "fat people are out of style lol" with the way she talks about skater skirts and high waisted skinny jeans

[@joylox]

I have a pair of vintage Canadian heeled boots with a similar type of heel and that's all I can wear because of a joint issue that greatly affects my ankle and hip stability. Although once the barefoot/minimalist trend started, I jumped on that because I need the extra balance, and still buy only flat wide toe shoes. If I were to get something high heeled, I'd love to try tabi boots like Maison Margiela ones, but they're either super expensive, or super cheap rip offs. I just wonder if the separate big toe would help with stability at all.

[@danadoozer9990]

I agree with you 100%

[@JishinimaTidehoshi]

If you love 'em wear 'em!! People who are obsessed with what's trendy are idiots

[@daniellarkins3849]

​@@ancalyme This video is in no way fat phobic.

[@definitely.natasha]

Remember when the "nerdy" trend was in? And we wore fake glasses and sweaters with "geek" or "nerd" written on them. We had suspenders attached to our shorts/jeans and we, for some reason, wanted to wear blazers and boe ties lmao

[@georgie2334]

Oh sweet lord yes

[@LittleCharmingAngel]

Not sure if Matt Smith's turn on the Doctor Who started this trend, or if he was styled so just because of that, but given the massive attention DW got on Tumblr it may be the former 😁 Anyway, it was all this short hipster era thing..

[@cxncelled8752]

I still want to lmao

[@isabellewoods1396]

I remember begging my mum for suspenders and wishing I could get braces 😭

[@merhaba5722]

Spencer's style from Pretty Little Liars 😂

[@bbyjes]

Anyone remember the craze around the color mint??? Mint nails, mint chevron tops, mint phone cases, mint everything

[@jacquelinelugo5518]

Yes, it was a moment. Man I remember wanted a mint mullet dress and those skater heels. We don't talk about that time in this house 😂

[@skyelizsam]

Ugh chevron print *shudders*

[@mollyoxy]

@@jacquelinelugo5518 I had a mint mullet dress 😭

[@Iostlight]

Yess and “sea green”

[@demetriatorowus9735]

YES like 2012-2013 for the mint. I think 2011 for chevron? I didn't really like chevron print but it was EVERYWHERE

[@sc6658]

My hot take is that the 2010s weren’t actually the “worst time for fashion”. It’s just a lot of people with that take were in their middle school cringe era or other awkward phase at the time, and they’d feel different if they were wearing skinny jeans or whatever at age 17 in 2013 versus at age 12 in 2013. Anecdotally, I was 17 in 2013 (turned 18 later that year) and had the same take about the early-mid 2000s having the “objectively worst” fashion (because that was my cringe era). Other people who think the early 2010s were somehow uniquely bad fashion-wise are just very into fashion and we’re simply on the other side of the trend cycle.

[@humanbeing8400]

I was 25 in 2010. It was the worst time in fashion. I was old enough to know it was bad as it was happening.

[@sc6658]

@@humanbeing8400 I mean I was 25 in 2020-2021 and thought everything was really ugly then. The difference between us is that I understand there is no such thing as an objectively bad art movement unless there’s an inherent bigotry at its core lol. Just cause your taste had looped around and was no longer cool at the time doesn’t mean the era was “objectively bad”.

[@humanbeing8400]

@@sc6658 In 2020-2021 you could shop online and buy anything you wanted. We were forced to dress like that because it's what the stores sold at our local malls. Online shopping wasn't really a thing like it is today.

[@sc6658]

@@humanbeing8400 I know what 2010 was like, I wasn’t a toddler. That has nothing to do with what I said either way though. I said that just because your tastes had cycled back and were no longer cool then doesn’t make it an objectively bad fashion era lol. It had nothing to do with online shopping.

[@lisalove991]

Anyone else remember “feather earrings??” Me and my friend used to make tons of them and wear them to raves I’m pretty sure she had a photo of me in the zone back in 2011 putting together all different colors of feathers together with beads with my glue gun. Good times but looking back on it very different fashion for sure

[@EmilySmith-ow5hu]

I'm wearing feather earrings in my license photo that is from 2012 😂

[@Ishtarthemoon]

omg yes! I felt like such a badass with my one long feather earring, aztec bralette and acid wash skinny jeans with pistol boots. it was a look. Side parted hair, of course.

[@lisalove991]

@@Ishtarthemoon definitely! I think I had like at least three different pairs of acid wash jeans back then lol. A black pair, a dark jeans pair, and a light wash pair.. the Aztec print was everywhere I am pretty sure I had a few bandage skirts/ dresses in aztec print.

[@zeenkosis]

Yesssss

[@jackieanderson4843]

Oh my goshhhh and having them tied into your hair for weeks

[@edll176]

You forgot the “Keep Calm and ____” on every shirt😂

[@TTTups]

oh god i had a love-hate relationship w this but you're right

[@quillpen815]

Gasp. Stawp i want to forget! 🙈

[@rhyswright4821]

Somehow erased that from my memory until now

[@tamaravitoriaaa]

yeahhh

[@Sofia-tk7lb]

And british flags everywhere lmaooooo

[@marisolmedina4184]

I will never forget how the "i'm not like other girls" starter pack was the whole mix of: starbucks, tumblr, mustaches, flower crown with wavy hair, etc

[@alexischiang5917]

people used to think a mustache shirt was the height of comedy and fashion 💀

[@coldstonedreamery]

and apparently eating fast food made you quirky? LMAO. the 2010s was a really weird time

[@alexvalentine5091]

@@coldstonedreamery aren’t there still kids who think like that?

[@islakay]

don't forget cut offs!!!!

[@marisolmedina4184]

@@islakay oh lord... the combination: high waist cut offs

[@johnmayor419]

for anyone born in the early 2000s it's so strange to look back on these trends because at the time, they weren't trends, they were the only fashion we knew as middle schoolers, so we went all in.

[@stoggy7859]

Yeah, I wore so much galaxy and I am so afraid.

[@JishinimaTidehoshi]

@@stoggy7859 Galaxy's fun and cool 😀

[@Varikas]

Ya they were what’s accessible

[@strixalu]

Very true- we literally knew no other way

[@stardust6870]

That's how most Millennials feel about the 2000s fashion that Gen Z brought back and why they dislike it. And that's how most Gen Alpha will feel about the 2020s fashion and why they'll cancel it in the next decade.

[@Lesi82155]

This video is kinda inspiring me to start with some of these "outdated" trends. Skater skirts are so cute and I want one.

[@mydogeatspuke]

Skater skirts (or high waisted stretchy skinny jeans!), calf high combat boots, and a short but never cropped leather jacket will forever be my aesthetic. I'll be 70 still dressing like I'm 20 without a care in the world. I can't imagine being one of those people who constantly changes their wardrobe to impress strangers who don't even matter. We should all wear what we love and feel comfortable and confident in!

[@veronicasassi5544]

just pop in whatever shop and you'll find one, it really never got out of trend, probably because it's so basic and easy to wear. Don't know why it features in this video.

[@delusionalmilkshake]

love those skirts, still have them and wear them, i see them as basic that never goes out of style

[@GrangeFarmAntics]

Same. Found one on boohoo the other day that was very cute

I can only remember the 2010s as mustaches, Galaxy, platforms, and tumblr.

[@SergGirl]

Don’t forget bacon!

[@user-rj5kf8fy2m]

& 3D glasses without the lenses

[@user-us7py1cy2k]

I can’t wait for how the next generation will style these outfits. Imagine being 25 and seeing teenagers make galaxy print and knee high converse look good

[@Luvrenebebe]

@@user-us7py1cy2k 13 year olds are already romanticizing the 2010’s it’s actually hilarious

[@seansswamp]

@@Luvrenebebe pleaseeeee

[@papkinn]

I feel like 2010's was basically massive urge to be unique and quirky but in most basic and safe way possible, like kids wanting to have fun but being stopped by school's dresscode. We legit thought galaxy print and fake nerdy glasses are the peak of uniqueness 😂

[@katka7634]

Used to have those glasses too!

[@katherine_queen5294]

Omg YES! We all thought we were so original and our own person but we really weren’t 😂

[@jessicavictoriacarrillo7254]

Honestly I felt the clothes I wore for a Senior portrait would be considered skimpy according to dress codes these days

[@caitlynnpollard5055]

Super good way of putting it lmao. Mainstream Quirky™

[@user-jj6sx7sc8e]

that's so on point haha. pls i wanted to look hipster (at least that's what 2010s tumblr call it) so bad, yikes

[@sofia_with_an_f]

Honestly, why? The only thing wrong with most of these is that they went “out of style”… Clothing and different fashion trends aren’t inherently good or bad, what’s important is having fun with self expression, or making that self expression a reflection of who we are or what we feel. Life is a lot more fun when you just live it, without worrying about what’s “cringe” or “awkward”.

[@chloro8306]

@@wetsock7790 The point is to have some self-awareness. The only reason these trends seem bad now is because we all got bored of them. There's nothing inherent to tennis skirts that makes them better than skater skirts, tennis skirts are just trendy at the moment while skater skirts are not. In 10 years when skater skirts are trendy and tennis skirts are boring, people will make videos saying skater skirts are so much better than ugly tennis skirts. Just have some self-awareness for goodness sake.

[@chloro8306]

@@wetsock7790 I'm sorry but no, you're just a kid who doesn't understand the trend cycle that well because you haven't seen how it works in the long-term. In 10 years skater skirts will be back in and you will look back and think you were silly to believe that they're "objectively" ugly. People used to say the exact same thing you're saying now about the y2k era, including that low-rise is objectively ugly/unflattering, and that with the rise of brands for teen clothing the quality of clothes had dropped. People have been wearing "cheap," "low quality," "unflattering" polyester since at least the 70s and today those clothes are largely intact and coveted as vintage items. Self-awareness, please. Being a snob is never trendy.

[@chloro8306]

@@wetsock7790 Galaxy print is not coming back. If you don't want people to call you a snob, don't be one. I know kids have a hard time with that because making over-the-top judgements and drawing hard lines in the sand is how kids start to shape their identities, but you have to learn eventually. Obviously everyone likes some trends and not others, that doesn't change anything. Every kid hates the most recent fashion era that is now dated. In the 60s there were plenty of shitty low quality peter pan collar mini dresses, the 60s were famous for an explosion in youth fashion that - you guessed it - resulted in a lot of cheaper, lower quality clothes. You'll have more perspective on this when you're older & you're thrifting clothes that were produced in the 2010's. :/

[@chloro8306]

@@wetsock7790 You don't have to make a good argument for any fashion period because it's all aesthetics at the end of the day and aesthetics are inherently subjective. You're the one who made this about you. The original comment you replied to is about the video, you replied defending the video and then made it about yourself. Being into historical fashion is great, it's still subjective. Also a tube dress means a dress with a tube top bodice. No idea what you're talking about by referring to peter pan collar dresses as tube dresses, do you mean they don't have darts? Shift dresses were also popular in the 60s.

[@chloro8306]

@@wetsock7790 You responded to someone criticizing the video, defending the video, then you made it about yourself, then you got mad when I criticized your opinions after you made it about yourself...

[@braveheartalice]

I guess this is an unpopular opinion but I think high-low dresses/skirts are really pretty. Loved them back then and while I don't buy them as often now, I still adore the style. I think the cut is cute and elegant while remaining modest. I'm honestly having a hard time seeing the same negatives that moderngurlz sees in them and struggle to see what looks nice about the odd asymmetrical cut she prefers.

[@CreoTan]

I agree! I love high-low cuts because they’re usually very flowy and feminine without looking too “prudish.” They were amazing for hot weather when I wanted to be cool and have my legs exposed without my butt hanging out As a short and curvy person, skirts riding up or being too short in the back is one of my biggest issues-high-lows completely solve it so I don’t have to worry!

[@93seronica]

I hate it now, probably because I wore it too much in the early 2010s

[@camille5073]

I agree with you! I still have a high-low dress that is gorgeous and I wear it and get compliments to this day!

[@Varikas]

I live high low dresses I hate high low shirt

[@luraymoondust]

I agree I still like high-low skirts and dresses to this day

[@MD31NH3VN]

ngl i miss this fashion era because you could literally wear emoji leggings with a galaxy shirt and people wouldn't even care

[@yumichan4571]

Yeah omgg u could wear crazy colorful patterns on a daily basis and nobody would give a fuck

[@melloemarsh8069]

exactly. this stupid video is ridiculous

[@bogusguhl2715]

Yeah, but if you wore bell bottoms or legwarmers and a leotard, people would have judged since those weren't trendy then. People have always been and will always be judgmental.

[@Manuelita0001]

omg the galaxy leggings

[@violetlechat]

Disgusting

[@giicupcake]

Honestly everyone is like "2010's fashion was ugly" right now but then years ago everyone said "2000's fashion was ugly" and now everybody is wearing babydoll shirts jean skirts velvet tracksuits baguette bags and some people are even wearing LOWRISE JEANS..... just let's wait for what people will be saying of 2010 fashion in ten years

[@sacrosby]

I wore these things when I was pregnant 30 yrs ago. No thank you

[@CorHellekin]

Yeah, it's the 20 years rule, basically.

[@josjoererg]

it will come back stronger than a 90's trend (IM SORRY)

[@katianatandera4811]

its still ugly ;-;

[@meliyaramirez3305]

Right? 2035 we'll most likely see half of this stuff make a revival! Maybe not the mustache thing (god, no) but skinny jeans?

[@mireli16]

I remember being extremely poor in the 2010s (dad passed away and our house burnt to the ground) I didn’t live in the US so insurance wasn’t a thing. I was never ever able to shop any of these trends so, I decided to learn how to sew. Studded shorts, galaxy print tshirts,high low skirts, skater skirts. I made all these things myself and boy how happy I was wearing all those things however, I would spend hours online looking for ideas, patterns,fabrics but wishing deep inside I could just afford to buy them. I’m happy that we are moving away from consumerism.

[@Prachi07534]

😇😇😇 so happy for you

[@giuliad223]

This comment is singlehandedly healing

[@CreoTan]

As someone short and curvy, I absolutely LOVE high-low skirts because I know they actually cover my ass! It’s hard for me to wear mini skirts and fitted skirts that go above the knee because my butt is big and my waist is smaller proportionally, so my skirts usually end up pulling up in the back 😭

[@purrrrrrrple]

Yeah also it's just an asymetrical skirt, it's timeless!

[@aundrea9415]

Same here girl. The high low skirts are the best for thick booty girls. Yeah anytime I wear a mini skirt I always have to wear shorts under them.

[@elsagreenlees1638]

imagine this generations kids wearing 2010’s clothing and saying ”i was so born in the wrong era”

[@janibii_608]

Ive already seen it...

[@imontosomething2609]

🤮

[@crazynconfident]

I can't wait 👏

[@jaab.03]

Definitively they born in the wrong era

[@no.8085]

@@janibii_608 WHAT-

[@MoonFireNinja]

Being reminded of the crackle nail polish and mustache trend is a literal attack I can't believe we thought that was cute

[@hola-sn7lh]

In less than 10 years they might be cute again

[@miatapia151]

Stop please my head hurts and reading makes it feel more real the entire thing was a fever dream

[@Ticklebrush]

bestie who's "we"????

[@tomcruisemiddleteeth]

iTS TRULY A HATE CRIME LMFAO

[@percyperanamus7432]

Omg the mustache tattoos on pinkys and the inner lip

[@dieke8978]

there's this one outfit i remember everyone wearing in 2016: black skinny jeans with rips on the knees, an army green bomber jacket with perhaps a few boring pins or patches, and adidas superstars

[@MandyMeowington5]

Were you spying on me in college? 👀

[@hottie-dl1wp]

The 2010s are slowly becoming as iconic as the early 2000s and 90s

[@cool_562]

No the fuck their not

[@maggotmaiden]

No😂

[@eko9554]

Just wait til it’s the 2030s or 2040s

[@AHamSandwich516]

Drake was the biggest rapper of the 2010s. You know your decade was wack when Drake was the biggest rap artist

[@Bibble_Bib]

Lol you forgot about wearing Paris as a fashion statement. Everywhere you looked you could see the Eiffel Tower. Oh and the Union flag.

[@safa4806]

Omg yes the colour red would always be in it, also tops with "mwah💋" and polka dots

[@sweetener5200]

omg don’t remind me 😭😭😭 what were we thinking

[@meme0218]

yesss 😭 i was guilty of doing this back in like 2014

[@jessicasharpe1925]

@@safa4806 yessss! Pretty sure i had both. 🤣

[@randomgirlrandomthings8573]

Omg pls-

[@harperpayne5821]

I kind of think it’s funny how she compares styles to their modern counterparts but justifies the modern version like we aren’t gonna do the same thing to our current trends in another ten years.

[@jennymesas4699]

This is exactly what I was thinking, the trends she's justifying are just as hideous lmao

[@emmawood9917]

i think she knows that lol

[@irene-annejordanides4589]

THANK YOU

[@everberry51]

And the thing is that current trends are literally recycled 00s trends and they’re not even doing Y2K justice 🥴

[@designerdiva423]

Exactly. It was kinda of annoying. I feel like we should start looking back at old trends as what they are snd not crap on them so much because fashion is cyclical and everything comes back

[@leylayucel9648]

IMO, it's too soon to declare that the 2010s did not have a distinctive look. In the early 2010s, it would be hard to see that the early 00s had a distinctive look. We're not far enough evolved / remove from it yet. I would say to revisit this in 5-8 years from now.

[@nicolem9827]

Hard disagree on a lot of these, and this is a particularly juvenile take on fashion. We cringe hardest at fashion trends from 10-15 years ago. Many of today’s trends (frogs, cottagecore, egirl, demonias) will eventually be looked upon with disdain. Fashion is cyclic. The Lita paved the way for many of the chunky shoe trends we see today. Skinny jeans are out, but it’s because we are bored of them, not because they’re bad. In 10-20 years, we’ll only remember the best bits of 2010s fashion and bring them back with modern twists.

[@alexandrac591]

omg if anyone frowns on frogs someday, I will be devastated

[@Grace0puppy]

Hard agree on this comment.

[@jaceybella1267]

Tbh I think it's super biased like. A LOT of these trends were especially popular with, or at least forgiving to, curvier and bigger women. It's STILL difficult to find a nice plus size dress that doesn't have a "high-low" skirt situation. Skater skirts are still everywhere because they're so flattering. Jeggings were comfortable, and easy to fit due to elastic. Like damn, she just wants skinny people fashion lol

[@strixalu]

I agree with you on that, but skinny jeans actually are inherently bad lmao. They are easily the most uncomfortable garment I have ever had the displeasure of wearing, they look unflattering on everyone, and there's no outfit you can make with them that wouldn't look better with literally any other type of jeans, or with regular leggings. They really make me sympathize with the jegging wearers of the 2010s-at least they were comfortable

[@jaceybella1267]

@@strixalu this I can agree with lol, lack of practicality is always the best reason to trash a fashion anyway

[@damondominique]

all of these outfits should be accompanied by a vanilla bean frappuccino

[@lordewheresthealbum6621]

that or the unicorn frappuccino

[@asssiar]

or arizona tea

[@terror404]

i was the 777th like :D

[@frogfilez6254]

no cotton candy frap

[@lariozavc7828]

Yup

[@sparshitasahu2539]

I love how the clothes in the video is basically Y/N's entire closet.

[@xxhoneysucklexx1545]

😂😂😂

[@Maryam-uw3xx]

Nope

[@krose9489]

yes/no’s??

[@sparshitasahu2539]

@@krose9489 y/n means "your/name" which is used in "celebrity x reader" fanfictions.

[@rindough]

please- 😭 i could never forget those slogan t-shirts

[@rebecamartinez5249]

There are so many trends in this video that is actually impossible not finding one you still like.

[@alicianisha35]

I feel the same about 2020's fashion. It's just a bunch of old trends and styles thrown together

[@mamobee]

I disagree with the notion that the 2010's doesn't have a distinctive style, I could spot a 2010's look from a mile away. I would say that the era we're in now, the 2020's doesn't have a distinct look, we're rehashing more old trends now than we ever did before

[@s22ra]

EXACTLYYYYYYUY

[@josjoererg]

also a lot faster. like i simultaneously see like every and no aestheitc being big right now.

[@phoenixfritzinger9185]

I don’t think the 2020’s have been around long enough for us to make that judgment

[@sakina415]

we might have a wider variety of styles now but there are definitely some things that we will look at as “2020s fashion” in a couple decades. Claw clips, puffer jackets, jordan 1s, big platform boots, mini shoulder bags, corsets, synthetic leather jackets… this era definetely has items that the coming generation will mock, we are just not aware of them as they are staples now

[@pinkgirl5041]

People said the exact same thing about the 2010s and there are definitely distinct fashions that are popular right now like cottagecore, dark academia, y2k, bright pastels, chunky platform boots and make up has become a lot more minimalist in comparison to the 2010s too

[@andjaj2752]

does anyone else remember that there were like flamingos, cactuses and pineapples all over the clothes around this time?!

[@cantdecide6598]

Circa 2013 or 14 right? I remember that but it was more of a one summer thing I think, so probably why it's not on the video

[@jalenaa6895]

@@cantdecide6598 oh I guess that’s why I don’t remember the pineapples, cacti, and flamingos- I was little and didn’t pay attention to the trends.

[@maddy4908]

i live in an area where cacti are everywhere... yeah no never understood the trend considering irl cacti are ugly asf

[@georgie2334]

Yeah, why did we do that?

[@stefaniee2135]

don't forget the llamas

[@griffinmcknight2967]

It scares me to look back on the fever dream that was the 2010s, I remember getting a literal emoji blanket as a Christmas gift, what a dark time

[@r.for._reverie]

You guys remember the 2010s were literally 3 years ago and we all used to want this look.. Right?..

[@emilyrose3490]

This is early to mid 2010’s tho

[@purrrrrrrple]

The 2010 were 10 years ago lmao

[@irEyERWO]

I grew up at the time that people hated 80's fashion, then in 2000, people hated 90's fashion. Now, I am seeing so much of 80's, 90's, and sometimes even 00's fashion coming back. So my point is, wear what you want to wear rather than wearing what everyone is wearing. Fashion is cyclical, enjoy what you have at the moment and don't be embarrassed of what you wore years ago, be proud of the memories associated with it. Fashion trend is a scam brought about by the unethical fashion industry.

[@JabFam]

Spot on.

[@Pomagranite167]

Also adding: Having a sense of style does not require the following of trends. The best dressed people I know don't follow trends, but rather, if they shop for clothing, they buy things that look good on them, fit with stuff they already have in the closet, fits their current style (not the style they yearn for that is totally impractical for them), and that they feel comfortable and confident in. A girl in a well-styled harajuku outfit probably looks better than your fav celeb wearing a mish-mash of the latest trend. Make your closet fit your own aesthetic, not trends, and you will will look and feel on point most of the time.

[@maddiebaumholser1155]

I typically can't stand y2k fashion for me 98 percent of my schooling was y2k fashion...a few fashion trends I still have from that era are ugg boots,velour track suits, ed hardy, and purses the size of a textbook and your basic lace cami for layering

[@SM-gt9vg]

I think part of the reason we see so much older fashion coming back is bc a lot of younger kids are hitting the thrift stores. Sustainability and recycling are big with the younger crowd right now.

[@ioncekilledamanwithmyshoe]

I agree for the most part, but fashion trends nowadays are more so created by people on social media and celebrities rather than the fashion industry.

[@Rose-qo8ic]

Does anyone remember the obsession with infinity signs during this time? I still remember people would even mix arrows Into them

[@sataninheelz]

I know people who even had those fucking tattooed 💀

[@SicYennefer]

And birds! Don't forget the birds! It became as infamous as tramp stamps in tattooing :D

[@katc2040]

MUSTACHES TOO!

[@elliinspace]

14 yo me drawing infinity signs on my wrist with permanent markers ♾😎

[@SingingSuperstar28]

@@SicYennefer I distinctly remember the owl trend (at least here in Germany). It was EVERYWHERE. Even I got an owl necklace 🙈

[@user-dx5cj8vb7j]

I don’t think ANY of these trends were “bad” or “cringe” actually! 😅 I literally *can’t* think of them that way. When I was sporting some of these looks, a lot of people (including myself!) thought the aesthetics of the 2000s were absolutely terrible. “Can you believe anyone ever wore low-rise jeans lol? Who would purposefully want to wear that, they were so ugly!” I used not be able to believe I wore tight cropped tees, and talked about how unflattering they were. I talked about the 2000s trends in the EXACT same way as people are now talking about 2010s trends. And now, those 2000s clothes are back in style, and all the times my mom told me, “Fashion comes and goes in cycles,” keeps repeating in my head. No matter what we think now, in 2030, we are gonna find a way to unjustify every one of these 2020s trends, I promise you. Fashion never gets “better” or “worse” unless it’s in regards to the comfort and freedom of the wearer. Gen Z embracing all the trends I (once loved, then) hated is showing me that there’s no point in mocking any trends, they’ll always come back, one way or the other! ☺️ I personally like the way the 2010s embraced the curvier aesthetic, I became blessed in certain areas quite early on and was glad that I went from being mocked in the 2000s to complimented in the 2010s. Now the ideal body shape is changing once again and no longer looks like mine. Thankfully I don’t have to deal with high school drama anymore and in all these years, I’ve grown to love myself the way I am. The upcoming years might not be too kind to girls built like me, but I hope they realize that what goes around comes around and that the ideal will come to fit them once again in the future, so they should keep their chins up! All of you are beautiful nevertheless ☺️

[@lorenzorosales284]

I actually smile/ laugh than cringe when I see these fashion trends. 2013-2015 were the best years of my life and these bring back so many good memories and FAR easier times.

[@ToriCastell]

Imagine in 10 years we’ll be talking about how bad the fashion was in the 2020’s

[@MissSeraphine]

Bras won't make a comeback anywhere soon

[@namjoonie936]

its mostly 90s and early 20s revived i dont think the dislike will be that bad

[@sarahb4172]

I really wonder if there’ll be really NEW trends any time soon. Since around 2018 many trends are coming back, there are no really new things that would define the late 2010’s and early 2020’s so far

[@mika9553]

i hope someday people will realize putting corsets on anything is not cute

[@littlesometin]

I'm already sick of it, the crop tops, high-wasted jeans, pastels, white chunky sneakers, skinny sunnies and bags, this is all going to be tossed into the ocean, fashion is really shite

[@a_kemiii]

You think you can hurt me? I wore galaxy pants, mustache jewelry, a flower crown and uggs. At the same time. NOTHING can hurt me.

[@estdayn397]

My therapist will be hearing about this imagery 😭✋

[@a_kemiii]

@@estdayn397 Please don't hurt her.

[@ameliapatton1779]

@@estdayn397 don’t burden them with this knowledge...

[@seansswamp]

NOT THE FLOWER CROWNS AH BABE GOD HELP YOU

[@abigailw7146]

*UGGS GANG*

[@damlakacmaz8743]

And remember the makeup that was in style; all matte lipsticks, perfect foundation without any crease or impurity, very very big black drawn eyebrows you can see from 100 m far, eyeshadow that looks like professionally done, and big black fake lashes. Big, bold and perfectly symetric of everything. Avocado on everwhere. Now you also feel 2016's wind on your face, right :D

[@TheCanicap]

The Valentino Rock Stud are still amazing! They will for sure come back as a big trend and a valued item on the vintage scene

[@BrittanyVenti]

Skater skirts have a better silhouette for giving a small waist than tennis skirts do so I disagree with you, they serve a purpose. Also bandage dresses are flattering to curvy bodies so long as it's one solid color and I think that also serves a purpose for hourglass and pear shaped girls. I can't tell you how hard it is to find a flattering evening dress when you have a larger chest. Bandage dresses are a life saver.

[@mizkae]

I've found that most fashion trends rarely serve girls with massive curves, especially if we're also petite/short. We will decide what looks good on our bodies, and we will adjust the trends to meet that, ty

[@Omnihilo_]

Omg, Brittany wtf? Would’ve never expected to find you here. 🙋‍♀️

[@dyutibasu4541]

Skater skirts and dresses are also flattering for people like me who have lower belly fat which doesn't work with A-line silhouettes.

[@celestialstar4883]

I have dip hips and I really don’t like skirts that are tight there, skater skirts come in clutch there

[@celestialstar4883]

I have dip hips and I really don’t like skirts that are tight there, skater skirts come in clutch there

[@fabiesbella]

2010s Trendy Animal : owls and pugs 2020s Trendy Animal: Frogs and cows 2010s Trendy fruit: Pineapples and Avocados 2020s Trendy fruit: strawberries

[@sparkles7111]

SPOT ON

[@user-ew2iw7hu1i]

I still buy avocado stuff...☠️

[@madisonsabsoluterandomness5411]

Omg noooooo and don’t forget the watermelon emoji being put on T-shirts 💀☠️ aggghhhhggh

[@hannas9087]

Frogs and cows? Wtf?

[@aakritikhosla4524]

frogs?? pls no where

[@theofficialgreenkane9645]

*2010's fashion trends-* -Flannel -Joggers -Athletic apparel -Snap backs -Yeezys -Balenciaga dad shoes -Denim Jackets -Supreme -Retro graphic Tee's -High wasted jeans -leggings -black jeans -Crop tops -Rompers Popular colors- Black, White, Grey

[@LikeTheProphet]

This reads more as “list of things I, personally, hated” and not terribly objective lol.

[@DocterCoconut]

To be fair, it's not at all possible to make a truly objective list about this

[@MandyMeowington5]

Why’d she have to include more inclusive/body positive trends (skater skirts for instance) on a list of bad trends 🥴

[@cupidity888]

​@@MandyMeowington5 she probably just thinks they were ugly reminder its a matter of opinion !!! but they were really overused and basic. skater skirts look great on all body types which is WHY theyre so basic. maybe in a few years well all hate flared leggings just as much as skater skirts. its not really because theyre body positive, but because they were overused. imo, i like the skater skirts because they're basically the flared leggings of the 2010's, but theyre outdated now. i would personally NEVER wear a skater skirt, but maybe theres some people who could make it look decent

[@seekyegwhore8382]

Y'all remember when y/n fanfiction had a polyvore look for every chapter? Quality content right there

[@andreashane9549]

omg yes HAHAHAHAHAHA

[@yoonbooty7458]

As if that ever changed lmao, just look at whatever is trending on wattpad

[@barrieanne2550]

Idk tho, you can see this decade that trends are going to be watered down into diffrent "aesthetics" and I think this decade will be the death of the 20 year rule.

[@alannakirschner8251]

aaaaaaa yes

[@yoonbooty7458]

@@literaIIyshy don't forget the black and white sneakers and the gray beanie

[@ipesina]

I love how she talks about some of these items like they're ancient articles that most people dont still wear today lmao

[@Gohad158.]

Try going to Walmart on a Saturday afternoon, that’s how almost everyone’s dressed lmao

[@sara_daria2]

@@charin951 why do yall even watch her videos if you're here to hate. Like just leave lmao these are her personal opinions

[@sara_daria2]

@@charin951 ironically she's not even white

[@rebekahmontesdeoca565]

She literally addresses that in her video

[@minsawna]

I don’t ever see people wearing those trends. It probably depends on where you live though.

[@Solangeloshipper]

As a Canadian, a plaid shirt can never fail, it looks good with skirts, as a dress, with jeans, even just with leggings. Plaid shirt everyone, buy one now.

[@sandalwhich]

The 2010s were not any more derivative of earlier styles than other decades were. There was more of a distinct style to that decade than you think. For example, those "triangle" swimsuits pictured here look nothing like 80s swimsuits to me, and I was born in the 70s so I know something about 80s swimsuits. Yes, they used neon colors back then too but that's as far as the similarity goes.

[@Khensani]

i'm not a jeans girl myself but i still think curvy and thicc girls look great in skinny jeans. i think the biggest thing that makes jeans flattering or unflatterring is more about the waistline than anything

[@casieatthe3937]

Truth!

[@casieatthe3937]

@@OmGoshItsWaffles The Abercrombie curvy line is also amazing!

[@thixiemattel]

Also pairing them with a good pair of combat boots is pretty cool.

[@pollystye3270]

As a pear shaped girl with short limbs, they are the only style of jeans I can pull off without wearing heels.

[@ivadervishi]

Yess its totally about the waistline. I mostly wear skinny jeans but i also like baggy jeans as long as they are high waisted cus to me too low waisted jeans are just hideous.

[@friendlyneighbourhoodbridg1354]

As a long-legged female, you'll have to pry my skater skirts and tailored high-waisted skinny jeans out of my cold, dead hands

[@scoutmcroy6923]

Same! High waisted clothing items are amazing. Really gives me a waist and makes my legs even longer

[@Zzmora]

Agree. I am short but curvy and skater skirts elongate my legs while accentuate my waist. Why would I refuse that silouette??

[@carolinegeorge13]

Same!

[@asterr1495]

@@Zzmora same!

[@LumiereHikari]

My super short legs agree lol

[@PandaMom9230]

I work at an upscale women’s clothing store and I can’t even begin to tell you how trends are flooding back!!! Wide leg jeans, stonewashed straight leg jeans, (much less obnoxious and tall) gladiator sandals, and we even recently came out with our own version of denim leggings (they’re called The Jeanie if you really wanna know the store I’m talking about). More and more women are coming in asking if we sell low rise jeans. I keep telling them to wait another year or so and they’ll be back!!!

[@bigpinkcomfycouch]

As a curvier/chubby girl who can often feel insecure about her tummy, skater skirts can be a comfortable and cute option for me. Especially considering that my torso is longer than it should be in proportion to my legs, skater skirts fit me like mini skirts and are often the only skirts I can wear without having my ass out. This is one trend I wish people wouldn’t shit on as much because plus size people have a hard time finding comfortable things that fit, and yeah I wish I could find more pleated skirts that fit me right, but gd is it hard. The vanity sizing that continues today as well as the style of a school girl/pleated skirt can make finding one that fits as someone with wide hips and a slight tummy really difficult. Skater skirts by comparison are made with stretchier material and don’t have that annoying stitching at the top that’s made to make the top half of the skirt hug your hips. They’re just made more comfortable and are very easy to pair with the rest of your outfit because the silhouette is just a basic a-line circle skirt. Sometimes basic isn’t bad and you can make a cute outfit with one just fine. Sorry if this came off as very rant-y but I wanted to point out that certain trends get a lot of shit without people really considering that they may fit a certain body type better than this cute new trendy thing that’s wayyyyy better. Yeah my style looks a bit dated, but you try finding the current “new thing” when your proportions are bigger than what the fashion industry thinks is beautiful.

[@PettyBlue1]

Looking forward to a “what was wrong with the 2020s video” in the future. The only timeless thing in the world of fashion is hating on outfits that were popular 10-20 years ago.

[@futurelane3377]

Probably won’t know or ppl just wearing pjs or sweat pants n shirts. Ppl just mostly stayed home.

[@futurelane3377]

@Gilda yup

[@drrMonManon]

Yeaaah it is boring after sometime, like how many times you can belive that the fashion RIGHT NOW is the one that will be looking good for ages and never fall out of style. Now we have so many ridiculous trends that i can already tell what will be considered really bad in few years

[@Isabel-sr8ep]

@@drrMonManon they might but I actually like SOME of the trends I love vintage retro fashion but I just know Gen alpha and every other future generation after them is gonna laugh at us and bully us off the planet for dressing the way we dressed But they might also try to bring back the 2010s fashion because look at what Gen z did with fashion from the past everyone seems to love the 2000s fashion trends and 90s fashion trends we just looked at what people wore back then and went “it’s mine now” lol I think it’s the same for every past Gen like recycled fashion I’ll probably be dead by the time 2010s fashion is considered “vintage” and “aesthetic” which is a good thing (Sorry idk if I made sense or not this is just a. Prediction don’t come for me haha)

[@niceclaup1]

SO TRUE!!!

[@pachirisugirl7204]

Do you guys remember the thick black hipster glasses we’d all wear? I remember many of us would even take the IMAX 3D glasses from movie theatres with us home and then take “selfies” with them. Ah.

[@rose2divine956]

LMAO YES ! 😂

[@k1773ns]

Omfg yea and take the lens out and just... Whyyy LOL. Also, if you were alternative this was everywhere for the scene / emo kids. Colorful studded belts, those graphic tees from hot topic. 😣🤢

[@pachirisugirl7204]

@@k1773ns ahhhhh I forgot about the notable fact that people would HAVE to pop out the lenses out of those IMAX 3D glasses in order to go for that “hipster” look, nobody wanted to look like they were just wearing sunglasses, it was all about the thick black frame lmfao

[@elizrebezilmadommdo1662]

I remember those in middle school lmao

[@imsoboredhahaha]

What? Im wearing a pair of these whilst reading your comment because I can’t see otherwise. Those are the only flattering glasses I could find in the opticians that didn’t make me look 70 years old or ones that I couldn’t wear with anything. I guess the dated 2010’s look was for me....

[@Ro-the-redhead]

Skater skirt with a pair of tights still has a STRONG grip on me. Although I've been branching out to longer/pencil skirts that I feel compliment my body more, I still find skater skirts very versatile in my closet.

[@Frenchbeatles95]

Skinny jeans and Skater Skirts until I die, both versatile and looks good on my body shape, I can easily dress them up or down with just a T-shirt. Never had those Lita shoes but I would love them now. High-Low dresses were never my favorite unless they were well executed like that first picture on the left when showing those side by side pictures on the red carpet. My go-to fancy dress is a high-low dress that is nicely executed.

[@vivienneblaise676]

I disagree that the fashion trends of the 2010s are unidentifiable. We just haven’t lived long enough past the 2010s and into the 2020s to compare those trends with “new”, “modern” trends. And even this video is made on the basis of distinguishing the early 2010s from the early 2000s and early 2020s. Give it time

[@akscherrer]

agreed, it’s a matter of perspective. i remember thinking the same thing about 90’s fashion in the early 2000s, def don’t feel that way anymore lol

[@lucy-janewalsh9047]

Totally agree. It’s also easy to point out the hideous stuff when it’s so recent. All the hideous stuff from previous decades has fallen out of memory and the best stuff is left

[@arthoecinema]

Yes! Agreed 10/10 . Cant wait to watch this Video in 10 years and see which trends are back again!

[@misskeishaa635]

no 2010s style looks disgusting and cheap no one would even bother to go back and wear it again tf

[@user-dq8km4zt7f]

Look at this this way. When you are in a forest, you can't tell where that forest is located, but someone who is further away can say it clearly. That's kinda how we are positioned when it comes to 2010s. And I have a strong feeling that when 2010 trends again become trendy, this and other channels similar to this one will praise it again, just like low rise jeans.

[@PumpkinMozie]

To be honest I still think skater skirts are super cute

[@mascara1777]

But if you are short with thick calves, they're awful

[@def6415]

Agreed. They're still versatile and pair well with current trends.

[@JabFam]

That’s because they are 😃

[@DocterCoconut]

No hold on, did you really just say that flowers crowns were 'taken from another culture and watered down' like, what culture?? Every human culture that grows flowers has had flower crowns as a thing

[@briannajacoby4456]

I honestly love the skater skirt its very comfortable, i would say more than sweatpants its not Iconic but it makes for nice flattering casual wear if you have sensory issues.

[@zara.f5368]

Ngl skater skirts are still something I 100% wear till today.

[@triplehearts914]

same

[@marianac9663]

Same tbh, I will die on this hill

[@hidden._.artist8108]

Same

[@katkovalsky6130]

Have five of them and ‘m not ashamed of it. It compliments my figure tho.

[@rachelp.4182]

Yeah I practically live in them and I still get compliments on my outfits! Idk why fashion KZbinrs are acting so grossed out by them? To me it’s as basic and essential as a tshirt.

[@lovinginvention]

Oh god. If it wasn’t “tribal” it was “aztec” 😭

[@digital-forest]

Oh, I thought it was Etnic :(

[@Miyahideko]

The navajo nation sued urban outfitters 😂

[@liza2444]

@@Miyahideko and so they should

[@lilybeauchemin1824]

or chevron print

[@mojaslatt]

LMAO Tumblr ran with this for AGES.

[@SilverOnTheCloud]

There was a trend a few years ago in the cosplay world where people dressed as fawns and sometimes the heel-less shoes were used to look like hooves.

[@strawbrryblood]

I tried crackle nail polish once as a kid and had one of the most gutteral *NO* responses ive ever had to any cosmetic. Everything about it set off my fight or flight, the sound, sight, and feeling of it taking affect, the texture after it was dried, the look of it on my nails, ugh the memory still makes my skin crawl. Having it pop up in this video was like a jumpscare.

[@raquelvelasquezzzzz]

It’s amusing to me how we used to hate the 2000s fashion, and now we are hating the early 2010s and 2000s fashion is making somewhat of a comeback! Fashion is really interesting ngl

[@alenyaus]

it's weird bc the early 2000s fashion items are the same but i used to look at them and perceive them as ugly and now i look at them and perceive them as cute

[@ThatWeirdo04]

Fashion has always been cyclical

[@cheeseebun]

i still hate 2000s fashion, hate that genz is making us go through it again 😭

[@averyaxford]

I still hate the 2000s fashion

[@kc87557]

@@dovewing3986 they’re already back. Too late now

[@AyshaLovesYou]

I don’t understand why you said “skinny jeans make you look very disproportionate, especially if you’re curvier.”? I’m a pretty curvy girl, and my skinny jeans look amazing on me! I always get compliments when I wear them! You can’t just automatically assume everybody looks the same in certain types of clothing. Everybody has different body shapes.

[@ioanak.3100]

Totally agree with you. That’s why I don’t follow fashion.

[@carocard7074]

I actually think skinny jeans look fine in everyone 🤔, you go girl!

[@TrollownsGoblin]

Yeah it’s usually the baggy styles which i believe are also cute, that don’t flatter my measurements

[@evebunny]

I don't think she actually meant curvy, she might've just been politely saying plus sized

[@DianaJ01]

Maybe she was referring to curvy pear-shaped people (?) 🥴 As a petite pear, I can swear that skinny jeans are my nemesis! I look disproportionate beyond words.

[@unknowndeoxys00]

We're already clowning on 2010s fashion? The 2030-40s kids will revive this and clown y'all right back, look out

[@gildanonofyabiznez6430]

I find it so alien when Americans talk about the supposed "economic recession" in 2008. I live in Argentina, I've existed through my 22 years age during a never ending economic recession

[@vasilikikakara3092]

I'm from Greece and I'd say the same.

[@apaintbrush.]

Why are you presenting the 08 recession as an exaggeration simply because your country of origin has been in economic recession for longer? An economic recession is an economic recession.

[@xTokiDokiHaato]

I feel so attacked by this video. But I never sunk so low as to wear anything with an emoji on it. At least I have that.

[@kimbruh9674]

An emoji? Couldn’t be me lol

[@chenmae9747]

First of all- Please, I have a pink long sleeved shirt with a emoji from my sis

[@kimbruh9674]

@@chenmae9747 if you like it, wear it sis

[@chenmae9747]

@@kimbruh9674 Thank you. My heart dropped.

[@Spidertheidiot]

I'm 15, so unfortunately for most of this decade I was not a conscious human being, and my mother picked out my clothing..which included many emojis 😔

[@bruh-hr1mt]

why does this lowkey feel like OP cringing at their teenage years rather than the clothes themselves? just me?

[@tomemeornottomeme1864]

She basically says that's what it is, but you have to admit; galaxy print was a fucking mistake.

[@iatebambi]

@@tomemeornottomeme1864 ong

[@McJusti]

@@tomemeornottomeme1864 tbh I like the print, I just don't like too much of it and it being literally everywhere

[@aestaeticedits7998]

@@tomemeornottomeme1864 I was OBSESSED with galaxy print back then. Honestly I like it and I miss it.

[@alliewassogood9382]

@@aestaeticedits7998 still have my galaxy hot topic jeans and I Refuse to stop wearing them 😭🤚🏽

[@mariaerika1577]

i'm curious about what 2010s style you think is "not awful". would really be interesting if there's a video on that too :)

[@eaqua56]

Non prescription glasses, west African prints (outside of Africa), jewel toned/peacock jewelry and clothes, and feathers in hair were pretty popular in the ‘10s.

[@nanih.787]

i wish she would’ve touched on the “swag” trend. snap backs, high socks and basketball jerseys had a grip on teens in the 2010’s

[@paris8681]

Zendaya lol

[@pattyjuez]

Don’t forget the Diamond Supply tees😩

[@pip-pip5029]

Yes!!

[@demeliou3844]

I am not really sure you can say that is a trend. What you're describing is a staple fashion trend of black culture that dates back to 80s and extends into the present

[@sydneymichelle8357]

@@demeliou3844 you’re right, but it was a trend because even little white girls were wearing it. LOL

[@bryanna_renaee]

Honestly I can’t even be mad at these outfits I’m so nostalgic! Takes me back to early high school when everything was fun and experimental!

[@McLovin-ko3ff]

True 😞

[@fairyfloss5600]

True!

[@marissabones]

Agree

[@TrollownsGoblin]

Yeah especially since before early 2000s was considered awful and made a comeback

[@abipizana6578]

I couldn’t agree more 💕✨❄️

[@thebluedot4728]

we had some really cute outfits. do not let this channel or video tarnish what we actually wore and make it look like an absolute joke.. this is really rude.

[@zmg.png17]

girl...calm tf down..and sip some tea or something...

[@coolklefkisarecool]

@@zmg.png17but they’re right!!

[@zmg.png17]

@@coolklefkisarecool naww they just pressed I get wanting to hold on to a style but saying it's rude to share your opinion on a fashion style is a much don't you think?

[@coolklefkisarecool]

@@zmg.png17 Well opinion is fine but she says some things that are a little hurtful

[@Luanaferreiranyc]

I love your channel so much! The way in which you speak about fashion is quite insightful and informative.

[@lizzymc1300]

The only thing I miss from those times, is when thrift clothes were actually affordable.🙄

[@ah5721]

Same ! Now thrifting is more expensive than it should be

[@amila_]

Honestly that’s really sad

[@Z0ne__93]

SAME. 😭😭😭

[@faguetto]

@@ah5721 blame influencers

[@jaminavestajugo3456]

I hear you. And many of these gentrified "vintage" shops have clothes that don't look (or smell) better than what you'd find in an old-timey, downmarket thriftshop. They were just more expensive, and displayed in a less cramped way.

[@antonina8337]

"I can't think of a single outfit with a skater skirt that wouldn't be cuter with a midi slip skirt or a standard pleated skirt" well that's because these styles of skirts are trendy lately, you just prefer it because it's a current fashion and aesthetic choice 🙄 In 5 years there will be another skirt silhouette and you will be like "why wear midi slip skirt if you can wear this!"

[@corgiass2892]

Exactly! Even pleated skirts were briefly popular in the 2010’s though. I remember begging my mom to buy me one when I was in high school

[@harperpayne5821]

Same thing when she hated on slogan tees but thought that 2000s slogan tees sill get to be cute bc it’s the current popular look, she just comes off as contradictory really unselfaware

[@honeydew75]

The midi slip skirts can be easily seen as so outdated in the future, before they became a trend midi skirts in general were seen as aging and dated lmao

[@bellota_miau2691]

The skater skirt is also quite comfortable. If I have learned something is that not matter how trendy, if it's a turture to wear I won't wear it anymore

[@Shaydoereme]

Right. Also some people don't like the way they look in some skirts. And circle/skater skirts tend to look flattering on everyone. I know I don't like the way pleated skirts look on me. So it definitely wouldn't look cuter. But I know I can't be the only one.

[@hanpear]

2010s fashion is allll too familiar to me as someone who lived most of my teens then 🥲. the fashion choices were bad but like also so naive and almost charming when i look back at it. all of us who are skirting the millennial-gen z line really know these times too well. i feel nostalgic for it now even though my fashion taste is arguable much more well-adjusted now in my 20s 😅

[@93seronica]

I was in high school/college during that time period

[@chaaaargh]

i feel the same except i'm just gen z, i was mostly in my tween/early teen years lol. i don't love 2010's fashion, but it wasn't bad. i never even really participated in these trends that much, maybe i'm just a bit nostalgic 😭

[@rosalindc9651]

American Apparel had a lot of problems but it actually wasn’t “fast fashion” at all. It was pricey because it was made for the most part in the US as opposed to Forever 21, H&M etc.

[@CatWearingHeadphones]

DOES ANYONE REMEMBER THOSE EARLY 2010s NEON PARTY GLASSES WITH THE SHUTTERS ☠️

[@cbjgirl23]

party rock!!!

[@texaspoontappa2088]

*war flashbacks*

[@angelita2213]

OMG I REMEMBER GETTING THOSE AT CHUCK E CHEESE WTF

[@Sam-iy8qm]

You just brought back memories of my little twelve year old self trying to learn to shuffle 🤮

[@Jackson-nr2mw]

Almost forgot them 💀

[@heathercameron1485]

To be fair, EVERY decade is a bad decade for fashion. It just depends on what trends you focus on and how they're relevant to the present. All fashion from 10-15 years ago is going to look bad and outdated, no matter what point in time we are.

[@tamarleahh.2150]

Actually Edwardian was nice but too formal for today

[@heathercameron1485]

@@tamarleahh.2150 Even Edwardian elements came back into fashion: long skirts in the 70's, lacy frills in the 70's and 80's, mutton chop sleeves in the 80's. There was actually a lot of Edwardian inspired elements in 80's fashion, particularly with the silhouette and in formal wear.

[@sleepyy_kittyy]

Tldr: skater skirts ARE inspired from Edwardian times yup, not to mention the one and only Christian Dior bringing back Edwardian themes in his first Couture House collection. In fact, skater skirts are indirectly inspired by Edwardian times- The nipped waist trend was very popular throughout the Edwardian era. However, after the world wars, women's fashion turned boxy and utilitarian, with little figure showing at all. Need I remind you of figureless silhouettes of the 20s? Dior opened his own house after ww2, and was one of the first designers to bring back the curvy figure, nipped waist, and full skirt figure that we associate with the 50s. He was inspired by Edwardian silhouettes, which is when his mother grew up. He would often go to balls and masquerades as a child, where everyone would get dressed up, which awakened his love of fashion. And we see how he never forgot this style when he brought back that silhouette in the 40s. The skirts are more full, of course, than Edwardian day wear, but this is also because women didn't wear corsets in the 50s anymore, and the bigger the skirt looked, the smaller the waist. So, if Edwardian waists inspired poodle skirts, and poodle skirts inspired skater skirts, then skater skirts ARE inspired by Edwardian times. And I'm very glad Dior did bring it back- imagine if we were all still dressed in sequined potato sacks like in the 20s?!

[@Wenixi]

Yep. Most of these trends look still really nice.

[@Wenixi]

@@sleepyy_kittyy Thank you for the infos. Interesting. Hihg waist would have come back at some spoint anyway. Thats for sure. The zeros were all about low waist in everything, but the tens brought waistline back. If jeans and skirts are going to go to low waist again.... I wont be in that boat for sure. 😅 Being a teen in the zeros gave too big dose if it for everyone. 😄 High waist is great for my grown up figure. Low waists work with long and sleek women like Gwyneth Paltrow.

[@ZeldasMask]

Back in 2010 you bought what was in the store, now you buy everything online. That’s why we all don’t look the same anymore

[@viedaz.4291]

THAT GALAXY, MUSTACHE, PUG AND CRACKLE TRENDS GAVE ME WHIPLASH

[@GLamoRousCooKie]

Early 2000's fashion is now trendy amongst Gen Z. In 5 years early 2010's are going to make a comeback and certainly be hot again. This is why it's important to develop your own style and not buy into fads.

[@kendallbenbow7970]

Everything becomes a trend eventually though. Even if you do have a unique style, the pieces you’re wearing probably are, or were trending at some point. I understand not wearing things just because they’re trendy but I don’t think anyone’s wardrobe is completely free of trends🤷🏾‍♀️

[@josjoererg]

buy into trends if you like them, don't if you don't. also learn to sew so you can repair clothes, plus don't buy so much clothing (and when you do, try to buy ethically or second hand). the planet should come before trends

[@t.8936]

Perfect! My then teenager and I can trade skinny jeans and everyone will be happy haha

[@harleybarrow]

No, as a Gen Z girl, 2000’s are absolutely not trendy

[@t.8936]

@@harleybarrow Grandpa pants ain't exactly trendy either. If we (milennials/Gen X) only knew that Steve Urkel would become the epitome of fashion hahahahaha

[@Muton230]

the only reason why people think the 2010s is 'bad' fashion is because we don't have enough distance for perspective, everything comes back around to be 'in fashion', also, I love litas, they are so cute

[@aestaeticedits7998]

Yeah like in 2019 and before I thought 2000s fashion was ugly and tacky but now that it’s back in I’m literally obsessed with it and it’s starting to become my whole wardrobe lol

[@tikusblue]

You can tell the girl who made this video is very much influenced by what's trendy. Anything that still is somewhat trendy now, she claims "isn't the worst" - (distressed jeans, circle skirts but claims pleated skirts are better). Anything that was distinctly from that period, even though she says she owned it and wore it she claims is hideous or ugly. Things can be off trend without being hideous IMO and you can mix and match trendy pieces from different periods and still look fashionable. She claims skinny jeans aren't flattering on anyone, including plus size and wide legged pants would look much better but there's a reason a lot of plus size or curvey people have stuck with their skinny jeans. They can definitely be flattering and don't always make you look "disproportionate" like the girl in the video claims. Proportions are just that- proportional and depend on your own figure as well as what you pair with it. It was an interesting video but you can easily spot how manipulated she is by what's considered fashionable by mainstream media.

[@karaleeanne6333]

i hope emoji print never comes back

[@Muton230]

@@tikusblue I totally agree, it was a very biased video, just because trends change doesn't mean they were horrible, and skinny jeans work for so many people and aren't going away anytime soon

[@ViickyGar]

@@aestaeticedits7998 samee lol I thought early 00s fashion was the worst thing but now I love it

[@stardust6870]

This video will age poorly. Most of those trends weren't ugly, as there's nothing tacky or over-the-top about them. And you all wore and loved them only a few years back. Then, suddenly, because the fashion industry needs to make money, you all changed your entire wardrobe and started hating what you wore not that long ago. This hate of the 2010s fashion is so forced and fake. At least we didn't wear low-rise jeans with thongs sticking out as many did in 2020/21. Oh, and also the ugly trend of combining slippers with white socks, miniature (and pointless) sunglasses and purses, fanny packs, and jeans three sizes bigger - give it five years and we'll laugh at those 2020s trends.

[@humanbeing8400]

I hated it. We didn't have another option. Online shopping wasn't like it was today and the stores only had these ugly trends. It was forced on us. We couldn't avoid it.

[@stardust6870]

@@humanbeing8400 Nothing was forced on us. None of my friends dressed the same. What's the point of online shopping when it exacerbates fast fashion, overconsumption, pollution, and spending too much time online choosing clothes. But even with, supposedly, more cheap variety being available today, you'll mostly see girls dressed in baggy pants and crop tops or simple t-shirts.

[@humanbeing8400]

@@stardust6870 We were shopping at Forever21, Express, and Charlotte Russe. I promise you that it was fast fashion lol.

[@stardust6870]

@@humanbeing8400 I'm not American, so I'm only familiar with Forever21. Anyways, I was purchasing from Inditex brands, which are still fast fashion but have slightly better labor and environmental practices. However, you can't really compare buying in physical stores and online. Shein and Temu have a rather ultra-fast fashion model and introduce new styles incredibly quickly, sometimes daily. Meanwhile, brands like Bershka and Pull&Bear were introducing new campaigns monthly (perhaps bi-weekly), so the production cycles were lower. Don't even get me started with availability. You can purchase online with a few clicks from your bed. Before, you'd have to get dressed and go to a physical location, which would be enough for many people to change their minds about going or do it only once in a few months. Fashion retailers are simply more aggressive today and promote a throwaway culture and overconsumption.