The Rise And Fall Of Juicy Couture

[@Joe-ey3qt]

Every time I think of Paris Hilton I think of her in those track suits.

[@IcePrincess619]

It's still cute 💜

[@kieraholmes3828]

and saying "that's hot" LOL

[@michellei9662]

J* reminds me of Paris lol

[@radcow]

They where horrible

[@jocey1364]

Only in pink one

[@IvanArras03]

This reminds me of Regina George.

[@Qeengish]

Ivan Arras sweats are the only things that fit right now

[@Myhalamanz]

and her mom

[@jasinbiggs7189]

My stepdad used to tell me i could never get a regina george girl. And he was right. I ended up getting an online gf who was actually a man. Fast forward a dozen years and im still an incel

[@zawarudo7646]

@@jasinbiggs7189 what

[@_sadgirl_8730]

jasin biggs tf?

[@yourneighbour5738]

Juicy could rebrand as sports wear, wearing sports wear while not doing exercise is actually a thing now.

[@ultraboombean]

Cuz it is comfy lmao

[@InsaneNuYawka]

It’s been a thing since the 1970s when Track suits first came out 🙄

[@nancykerrigan]

@K R you're right it is. I dont know if they'll compete with lines like savage x fenty or ivy park, though I think ivy park is a one shot brand and if baby phat is making a comeback apparently then i guess so can juicy

[@ravenesqueone3033]

Your Neighbour - Just now? Nah, since the 90’s.

[@gailykaira]

hahahaa

[@ffflustered9qr]

Real talk, when it comes to making their clothes and designing them to flatter bodies, these women were geniuses.

[@Nina-yf1yr]

True. They were sexy tracksuits but not slutty. It was perfect.

[@iamb34]

They did what many in that era and in this dont: make clothes comfortable and stylish. At the same. Time.

[@CylindricalWhistle]

@@iamb34 'stylish' Yeah, no. The giant tacky branding and the camel toe effect you often got was not cute. And nowadays, with loose high rise jeans/pants/joggers being on trend, you get the effect of the nipped in waist without the need to wear a tracksuit everywhere.

[@iamb34]

@@CylindricalWhistle I was thinking more of a "stylish" for that time. Remember that wearing joggers outside was at one point like wearing your pajamas on the street.

[@ChemicalQuail]

Amen to that it was the only track suite I ever owned and didn’t mind wearing to run errands

[@Sparklecat16]

*shows sweatshirts and pants* Me: *Immediately thinks of single moms, soccer moms and Mean Girls*

[@yaphace]

I LITERALLY THOUGHT OF REGINAS MOM

[@amiracaroandyeeeeet.2779]

@@yaphace and when Regina was fat

[@loveaubreyxo2357]

i thought of paris hilton and mean girls

[@awesomekid8922]

And raven

[@emmahu2309]

Sparklecat16 here we think of mistresses with no job hanging out on streets

[@lauradogg534]

I feel like not enough credit is going to the fact that they found 5 juicy tracks suits and walked around in them while filming. They even added the eye shadow. If I walked by them, I would they they it was 2007 in Orange County. Great job ladies!

[@CeliaSkvaril]

This was probably one of the best days at work ever haha. I loved wearing this track suit!

[@izzyr9590]

Ganda Gandara that burns hahah

[@jbre7233]

I also was very impressed with this footage!

[@NikkiVelazquez]

You can find them on ThredUp very easily.

[@motunrayobabatunde1963]

Honestly, this was a great touch to the content!

[@pam0626]

The silhouette was perfect, but the logo was tacky AF.

[@pam0626]

Ana Francisca Z I agree.

[@myso.u.l]

pam0626 hehe

[@Valkyrtzia]

It was the 2000 what do you expect

[@thingsprings5493]

I think that was intentional

[@YoungBasedChefBeezy]

Big logos made a comeback tho

[@xanthewaldon7407]

"2020 could be juicy couture's year" sweetie 2020 is nobody's year :/

[@analisapena3086]

It’s toilet paper companies’ year.

[@sierrasouthwell9237]

No point to flash brands if you ain't around anyone to flash those brands to.

[@homespunhomefragrance5659]

Bahaha, so true! 😂😂😂

[@bar3450]

Oh man this couldn't have hit me more. I have Bells Palsy, started just this month on the 11th. 😕😢

[@user-js4ez2yz9b]

2020 is pajamas year

[@hollybabyyy]

all it takes is kylie to wear juicy out and about multiple times, not just once on ig, and itll be back

[@Charlies2ndAngel]

I totally agree

[@hlabhlabhlab]

I hope not, they look so uncomfortable..

[@db60615]

No lies detected

[@nicelady333]

That’s scary and but true, that’s some power ...

[@msbeebea4240]

Wish she would! I ❤️ Juicy

[@Qeengish]

I can just smell the Victoria’s Secret Love Spell.

[@torimonica8625]

Nichole Vasquez Lolololol yes 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@rebeccalaws3991]

Nichole Vasquez Ha Ha ,

[@maiquilayaoen5776]

OMG HAHAHAHHHAHHHHHA

[@guooofangniiiinggg]

Dont come @ me lmaoo

[@abandonedchannelr.i.p5749]

That's my favorite

[@somegirllaly8390]

I feel like they will do a good come back if they did more neutral colors ,strechy fabric and up to date styles like cuffed sweatpants or something

[@pugglepaws3111]

Some Girl Laly they do cuffed sweats for quite a while now. And some neutral colours. Just not shown in the video :)

[@lizzy__brock]

YES !

[@sugawa1328]

if they were high waisted i would be buying them 😂

[@lizzy__brock]

sugawa same. I think of mixing LuLulemon with Kanye’s colors and of course the classic Juicy style. More form fitting, keep something icon about the juicy part, and do real comfortable clothes that their clientele would love. Maybe they just need to hire this part of the comment section to recreate the brand model 🤣

[@somegirllaly8390]

@@lizzy__brock my vision has been explained!!

[@rfrolicarts]

I never realized the tracksuits were so thoughtfully designed.

[@ultimatebishoujo29]

I know right?

[@FirstClassCitizen_]

I think people mis-understand fashion as it's definitely a sign of the times of bygone eras. What was popular may very well not be popular now. That's not even hind-sight, because what's en vogue now, may be ridiculed a decade later. But fashion is ever-changing (and in many ways cyclical too). For example, Tommy Hilfiger pretty much died as a brand in early 2000s until he had a renaissance up until a few years ago. Mom high waist style jeans from the 90s is back in style. Champion was dead in the water (as they were sold at Target and Costco up until 5 years ago) and now is one of the more iconic fashion brands currently. The comments of people saying that Juicy track suits are ugly??? Track suits were popular in the 70s/80s. Ever hear of RUN-DMC? Think about what you wore say 10, 15, 20 years ago and realize that you may not have been so different in your fashion choices.

[@mikakime8864]

I agree with you.

[@gr-wg2nn]

But tracksuits are unflattering on the body, even when they're in fashion. Things that are naturally flattering tend not to go out of fashion.

[@Shantimertangi]

Gemm Furnier If you’re out of shape then yeah, I think they’re unflattering. They’re really meant to show of your natural curves without taking anything away from your figure.

[@neptunechrome]

2000s trends are coming back with the y2k aesthetic

[@laurenzo9160]

Trust me, as someone who was alive during the juicy couture trend I can say that it was always seen as being trashy and tacky. It was popular but not considered fashionable by regular people

[@zuzia16cm]

*Paris Hilton wants to know your location*

[@lenigma5176]

Sourish Saha your uncultured 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@jzk2020]

*craws out from under her bed* ... I've been wait my whole life for you to say that :D

[@Rey-hu8cc]

That’s hot

[@NaturallyGifted77]

Lol

[@ayeshan7499]

If the pants were high waisted and the top was bigger, it would totally be trendy rn

[@it4065]

Trueee

[@Autumn_Blessings]

I have black velvet high waisted sweats from them and I loveeee

[@janettayoung5435]

Maybe if the top was a cropped hoodie ???

[@taw2377]

Also if it wasn’t as flared but more of a jogger, or even just straight legged. The early 2000s were ATROCIOUS in terms of the fit of clothes, with the low waisted pants and longgg torsos. If they kept the same idea as before but tweaked it to be more flattering I would wear it. maybe with simpler branding as well, I think most people are over the gigantic sparkly logos. With athleisure and early 2000s aesthetics being popular again these could really take off

[@jamieisnotokay3298]

Yeah that's true, but they'd have to make the tracksuit better colors and take off the "Juicy" Label. So it wouldn't really be the tracksuit that sold like crazy.

[@MissRockHawk]

who's here in 2023 when these are popular and SO EXPENSIVE again

[@looo5281]

I don’t care what none of y’all say. These track suites are iconic. Period.

[@tartersauce4792]

G J YESS

[@foolyjewely9206]

Exactly

[@hoarsecorpse]

Their not even ugly, people probably just dislike them cause they look like pajamas. I have 2 Juicy Couture sweaters and I love them!

[@kristina9605]

They’re great.. but not for walking around the city in. Honestly just nice pajamas

[@hortondlfn1994]

"Iconic" is not the same as "attractive" or even "desirable." After all, Hitler's swastika is iconic.

[@snowwhitebeautyful]

I don't find these ugly, but I can't believe this has ever been fashionable.

[@rubaidaallen2764]

Yup

[@meowpower08]

People in these comments are giving far too much credit to 2000s fashion these were so nice compared to what else people were wearing

[@casswashwash1070]

Shialaubeef y2k fashion is iconic don’t @ me

[@nightlongg4758]

PsycheodeliaDelle this was the early 2000s lots of the fashion was pretty questionable.

[@connorisme5084]

Always Nya fashion is still pretty questionable now...

[@London-ke2pq]

I may be a semi-goth all black bish, but Paris Hilton in Juicy Couture is iconic

[@imxel2193]

That’s why i would wear a black one

[@docfabz]

A thousand times yes to this!

[@samantha1029]

agreed 👍😂

[@belowaverageluke1369]

One day Gucci is going to be like this.

[@pramit7745]

😂

[@Kari_naim]

@Ganda Gandara that brand can't keep the poor away since they at Ross and Burlington

[@FaithandNova]

Doubt it Gucci is almost 100 yrs old. Juicy only last like less than 10 yrs

[@Twelvefourtyseven]

Ganda Gandara tommy hasn’t come back lol

[@luismurillo1358]

Oh noooo Gucci is over 100 years old and comes out with actual haute couture

[@alyssanicole8559]

Even as a kid/young teen I always thought the word “Juicy” across the butt was trashy

[@shadegreen5351]

i feel the same about pink

[@Crabernacker]

Thank you!

[@looo5281]

I actually like that trashy look 😏😂😂😂

[@kiaraelonne8344]

Aly Nicoco it was trashy that’s why everyone loved it! The 2000’s was trashy asf and I can’t wait for everyone to look like colorful clowns this year already got my tracksuit and alternatively my arm candy for the scene kids wave coming back

[@tomatitochaan]

Same

[@TwentyPaphonies]

My mom never let me have anything from Juice Couture because she said it was “tacky.” Thank god she had some sense in her even when I didn’t lmao

[@paintitpeachydontforgetthe539]

Twenty Paphonies I liked the glasses casses that’s it. Only thing I liked

[@hoarsecorpse]

I just liked the hoodies by themselves. My aunt gave me two, she really loves Juicy Couture.

[@katherinelin480]

My mom says the juicy is fashionable and gives me juicy tracksuits god save me

[@danielleg.1084]

I agree fren ||-\\

[@chickentail7108]

Nicole Oliver bruh

[@Lizzie-ve7kt]

I actually love how much effort and thought went into the fit of the track suits and how the founders would test the designs on themselves. Plus, I’ve always kinda loved these tracksuits and really want one still.

[@fashionbeautyfreak]

It's a tacky ass brand that's why they're not selling anymore. The early 2000s were tacky galore.

[@Arsenik17]

Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage... Tacky Galore!

[@lbntzax6063]

shut up faith they made more than u ever will

[@jadaj4355]

@@lbntzax6063 you sound like you're 5.

[@lbntzax6063]

@@jadaj4355 says the one with a anime profile pic LMAOOO grow up

[@jadaj4355]

@@lbntzax6063 You stupid or smth? Anyone can have an anime pfp and that doesn't mean they're a kid. I hate anime and don't even watch it anymore. And judging from how offended you are, how bout you grow up lol

[@Thecoolguyrex]

The girls who got pregnant at 13 wore this stuff

[@Sesi_angel_india1000]

Bruh

[@kitsontuli2713]

😩😂

[@miriamhavard7621]

Ew.

[@sbg1911]

😂😂😂

[@Quanic2000]

💯🤣

[@ryukin_iii]

I always found the thing with “juicy” and “pink” written cross the rear really weird. I don’t want people to see the word pink on my ass. Edit: Basically, Juicy couture in 2001 was our hoodies now. That’s one way to say it.

[@cherylseybert5669]

I have too. I generally avoid clothing with designs or writing on the butt

[@JuniperMoonshine]

It seems tacky and tawdry.

[@BubblegumFunk]

Rukin_III agreed

[@twitchs510]

Oof this takes me back to my WORST cringe moment of my life when I got butt printed sweats cause they were in in 2000 and I was so excited about my new pants and wanted to show them off so I ASKED my grandmother if I could wear them to church and she must not have heard my description....so I wore them. And when I stood up to get the collection tray I got hollered at and another kid had to do my job. Whoops

[@ryukin_iii]

@Aubry Stout Yikes, If it was me I’d be like, “Aight imma head out and never come back” from embarrassment😂

[@pia.zahava]

I always wanted a juicy couture tracksuit when I was growing up but I never got one but today I finally got to live out my childhood dreams and I now got a baby pink tracksuit that says juicy on the back in pink rhinestones 💖 it is so extra and so early 2000’s but I love it

[@queencerseilannister3519]

🤮🤢

[@angelxnevermind2098]

@@queencerseilannister3519 girl, what is your problem??

[@queencerseilannister3519]

@@angelxnevermind2098 🤣🤣🤣

[@misse3199]

@@queencerseilannister3519 Let people enjoy things.

[@user-vi1dl3xg4g]

@@queencerseilannister3519 mean girl

[@Natmitch08]

I feel like juicy could really rebrand the tracksuit by making it out of a different material like a satin 2 piece set , with better looking crystals to bedazzle it , I feel like that would really be on trend

[@malia3505]

Nat totally agree

[@tinakeshishian7111]

no way the fabric is iconic

[@katet8639]

But they could try to do more athletic wear style like in the video was mentioned. And maybe keep the iconic tracksuit but just redesign it without the ugly wide bottoms and tacky brand logo but more minimalistic and like athletic style.

[@lauraashley4780]

yesss and changing the styles like maybe a crop hoodie and skirt

[@thickykeyona7932]

& joggers, velour leggings, cropped zip up hoodie, legging w/ tops...hell even dresses or catsuits I can go on ...Maybe introduce new fabric besides velour maybe pajamas or workout clothes...I never wore the clothes but I love the fragrance tho

[@napa7523]

They should redesign tracksuits to fit more into this era, lose the flashy signs and rhinestones and could actually work

[@SimplyTaylor14]

Na Pa I hope they do

[@putjesusfirst9814]

Na Pa not Jeffree Stars

[@ti4383]

Na Pa I mean juicy cotour is on the rise again.

[@napa7523]

@@ti4383 Really? Didn't know that, they don't sell their clothes where I live. Good for them!

[@lushbear04]

I think it's good as it is

[@sun.g4l]

The brand is now being discontinued at Kohl’s

[@nda6228]

grecia larios thank god 🙏 tacky and cheap looking!

[@wq198mnr]

grecia larios yep. I remember in middle school all the cool girls had juicy. Now I only see juicy every now and then on some trailer park methhead while I’m watching Live PD

[@jackturnbull249]

Oh no let me press f on the worlds smallest keyboard

[@jake78441]

Kohls to expensive to begin with

[@dajewel1982]

😐😐😐😐😐😏😏😏😏

[@jesscvideo]

The rise and fall, but now it’s on the rise again. Love Juicy Couture, especially the cute bags 💼

[@greatvalue2448]

I remember most of the patients on the mid 2000’s plastic surgery shoes wore these home from the clinic. 😂

[@Jerrard1983]

Lmao I hate you!!

[@Outthewaygunplay]

*shows

[@kimbrown7091]

Marissa Stryker Facts i still have a cpl of Juicy sweats (they wash great) I wore my black one home after lipo. Easy on easy off.

[@Tina06019]

Kim Brown Good idea.

[@SarinaValentinaxo]

I love plastic surgery and juicy couture tracksuits!

[@vicm8750]

juicy is coming back because of the early 2000's trend

[@abd12459]

Absolutely NOT

[@neptunechrome]

True the y2k aesthetic

[@venusdetentioncenter3985]

@@abd12459 YES

[@LR-hu2pj]

And it's all kids born in 2000 that weren't old enough to experience this trend now claiming it. this shit was my teenhood and all you babies are just playing dress up.

[@gorgechavez839]

Trust me it's never going to come back ever

[@bobocrin]

No one: Britney Spears and Paris Hilton in 2007:

[@TheLast-One]

Okay

[@Murkybikes]

Ganda Gandara cocaine*

[@MattJamesHarrell]

@@Murkybikes None of the drug tests Britney Spears took ever came back positive. For anything. The narrative that she was a drug addict is old and false. Stop it.

[@vonoodle9107]

MattJHarrell not to be rude, but one of her colleagues said when she shaved her head, it was not because she was going crazy, it was because she had to take a drug test so she could see her kids (if she passed). Meth is proven to stay in your hair (hence why she shaved it)so she loved her kids so so much she was willing to do anything.

[@MattJamesHarrell]

@@vonoodle9107 Shaving your head before a drug test is considered an automatic fail most of the time. Britney shaved her head because other people cared so much about her hair and obsessed over it. Other people cared about it more than she did, so she got rid of it.

[@faithcastillo9597]

I use microfibers as dust cloths and for glass cleaning. Can't imagine wearing it. Feels weird.

[@Sevencoins7]

It would attract dust as you go bout your day

[@xcx000]

I had one when i was younger and i hated the feeling of the material, it felt so uncomfortable

[@fullmoon5971]

😃😄

[@birritan5479]

Idk I used to love my thrift store JC jacket as a kid. It had a velvety feel to it. It was really nice I’m sure it picked up dust like crazy, but honestly my child brain did not notice at all so I can’t remember it ever being gross to wear

[@siren9477]

I forgot we liked wearing microfibre towels

[@ashleyschwartz9550]

😂😂😂💯💯💯💯

[@4ssh4t]

Lmao😭

[@dt4654]

just buy those car cloth wipes and wear them as clothing? 😂😂

[@CaptainPygar]

😂😂

[@Twonkae]

Steal the big mops from the car wash 😂

[@gabrielar9611]

Those girls look like power rangers on their day off..

[@iamfiona5063]

Gabriela Rose 😂

[@Herekittykitty01]

Lmfao ☠️😂

[@teresamckeown5594]

Gabriela Rose adorable power rangers

[@alittlemakeupalittlepaint]

😩😩😩😩😩😩🤣🤣🤣

[@ilovejc5626]

Ayeee i helped you hit 1k likes

[@persianprincessxo1539]

I used to be so obsessed with Juicy, I even had a Juicy Couture themed birthday party for my 13th birthday. I had the charm bracelet, tracksuits,bags and perfumes. The store was honestly such a fun experience, so colorful and cute. I remember when it was so exclusive and now it’s for sale at Ross and kohl’s. It’s so wild that now we’re watching videos about their rise and fall, to quote “Juicy is For Nice Girls”

[@thecommenter3409]

Wow thats dope

[@q1173]

Looks tacky af now

[@politecat4236]

You must have grew up rich af

[@AL-wc8oy]

rich you

[@deeeeeeeeeeet]

juicy couture is coming back thank god

[@clarissa1811]

the 2000s are having a comeback soon i've already bought my tracksuit

[@LuvCrueDani]

Right! I’m still holding on to my purse lol

[@zayzaytv8710]

Where do you buy the tracksuit

[@sleepypigeon8560]

Oh no...to me was the worst time for fashion xd but ok girl you go

[@kiaraelonne8344]

lana same!

[@LucyAmelia2000]

..Soon? tracksuits, transparent clothing, crop tops, butterfly clips, etc. have been making a comeback since 2018 🥴

[@spiritualcosmeticss]

Juicy Couture pioneered athleisure but couldn’t stay afloat. Their fragrances are still luxurious in my opinion.

[@debless9]

No, athleisure had been around a long time.

[@anaquintana4871]

Their*

[@spiritualcosmeticss]

Deb Less ok sure lets just say juicy couture “reinvented” athleisure or they pioneered the terry cloth tracksuit trend or whatever...And if your getting technical ALL fashion is just recycled, repackaged, and rebranded. And there’s nothing new under the sun.

[@spiritualcosmeticss]

Ana Quintana I corrected there to their.? I think that’s what you were referring to.

[@Feliciatanktop]

I think their fragrances are the only things that aren’t bad. Their scents are pretty good

[@powerhouse1981]

They bloomed big and beautiful, and wilted fast, just like the highschool baddies that used to wear em. The perfume is eternal and is the essence of youth.

[@alyssadyer4096]

I loved the perfume

[@diamondsngunns88]

Your comment is poetry

[@freya5902]

@@diamondsngunns88 Hahahha. I thought the comment was funny and said in my head "that's so poetic", then saw your comment

[@abisai2357]

BI: -“2020 could be Juicy Couture’s year” Coronavirus: -“I don’t think so, mamita”

[@emeraldamethyst6222]

lol i was thinking the same thing, but was getting my hopes up that they would have a comeback lol

[@MrCheesecake1928]

Or maybe it will since its super comfy and everyone is posting photos and videos at home.

[@blueturkeyneptune4996]

Abisai Bribiesca Maldonado they can wear it when exercising

[@norakeuyeuy9527]

😂😂

[@DulapeepWalker]

I’m going to be very honest, I really like the tracksuit. I don’t know why, but they just speak comfort.

[@lottie343]

Hahah I was thinking the same thing

[@kaileybarton2433]

Same ! Everyone in the comment section talking all this mad crap about it and I remember growing up seeing these on missy and Britney and always loved it and it’s cute and comfy idc what nobody says

[@kareenakayla4302]

Felicia J Agreed!! Their pieces are so flattering!! Especially the tracksuits!!! Anyone else still wear them?

[@gracejuice]

same!! they’re so iconic 😭

[@JRLB38]

Yes, they're flattering to the female form and practical.

[@luisluna7974]

Gotta reckon I felt a little bit nostalgic about 2000 celebrity culture.

[@LatinaChef1986]

Luis Luna Brought me back to my late teens and early twenties.

[@Rockamolie]

Same

[@laurac86]

Me too!

[@RebeccaJ720]

My god, this is giving me high school flashbacks. Juicy Couture, Ed Hardy, Jersey Shore, 16 & Pregnant/Teen Mom…

[@queenofallmonkeys]

and tila tequila...

[@gc1097]

OMG ED HARDY STOP 😭😭😭😭😭 MY EYES

[@ieatgremlins]

Gross.

[@nicklizarazo2]

I was feeling the same lol

[@MilkandCookies92]

Don't forget Hollister and Abercrombie & Fitch.

[@thecozyintrovert]

I bought a juicy couture track suit with my credit card as a broke college student. I really felt like I was wearing some sort of high fashion swag. I remember thinking that was like the pinnacle of fashion. My mom hated it because it said juicy on the butt- if she only knew how much I paid for it lmao

[@angelinamcmahon8226]

every asian mom had a juicy couture sweatshirt is that just me

[@datcatsavedme7071]

ixiangie OMG yes my Chinese language professor wore them everyday

[@sei_hello1862]

my mom still wears one, its purple

[@KyongG1970]

🙋🏻‍♀️

[@Yougotthis1212]

They still do in HK...lol

[@eatslime7073]

My mom has a juicy couture wallet

[@_roseanevieira]

Victoria's Secrets is falling now as well ✝️

[@ed93435]

lol no its not literally every girl gets there bras and underwear from there.... like what other places have bras and underwear for teens

[@tarajones1211]

Elda Desta I’ve never been able to get anywhere near the right size from Victoria’s Secret. It’s funny how their models have tiny backs and a larger bust but they don’t sell bras that way. There must be so many other people with this issue and I can imagine they are losing a lot of business because of it.

[@livwake]

Elda Desta literally everywhere

[@ed93435]

@@livwake yea but like.... mainly victoria's secret

[@CDN1975]

Good.

[@jaeandtheamericans5541]

Everyone complaining about how these look need to remember that this was back in the 2000s and styles change. This was everything back then.

[@ritatocta7583]

It was not everything, I remember finding them tacky back then. They were everything to some girls. There were other styles trending...

[@jaeandtheamericans5541]

RitaTocta quirky. One out of very very many isn’t really a difference. That’s like saying chocolate isn’t the most popular ice cream flavor because you don’t like it. There are billions who still like it.

[@ritatocta7583]

@@jaeandtheamericans5541 what? You were the one who said it was "everything back then", I didn't make any absolute statement, I just don't know a single girl who wore these clothes, not everyone liked to watch Paris Hilton etc. I'm not saying it wasn't a thing back then, it just wasn't everything.

[@vanessamarshall8035]

Finally found a website that sells the tracksuits in my country and it arrived today. In love with them and I have always wanted one.

[@angeliquenavarro263]

Bergdofs to kohl’s and now even kohl’s doesn’t want them. Ouch.

[@shysnow8]

Kate F I work at Kohl’s and I haven’t seen Bergdofs at all. I do work in a small one through but I heard we haven’t sold them in awhile so I will have to look into that

[@KD-dr3gy]

@@shysnow8 Bergdorf is a luxury department store. Kinda like Sacs or Neiman Marcus.

[@rubaidaallen2764]

@@KD-dr3gy Saks. Also Bloomingdales is selling Juicy again. Interesting considering Juicy is now sold at khols and other stores like it

[@goldstarsforall]

People saying that it's cheap and tacky looking are missing the point. It was the early noughties and people loved stuff like this. It was a different time and a different market. Where stuff like this was extremely popular. If it was made now, of course it wouldn't sell due to the large logos and ott marketing but in that time it was the bomb

[@draculena]

Jenny Thompson yup, i suspect most commenters were born after 2000, so they’ll never get it

[@Mollycrimey]

Large logos and tacky early 2000s styles like juicy have been back in style for a few years

[@roxlovesfearless]

Yes it was trendy then. We’re saying it’s tacky NOW.

[@catherineelaenor3596]

Everyone is hating on these, but I would genuinely wear them out

[@Rebecca-un4ib]

Catherine M they look so nice 😍😍😍 I ain’t listening to them

[@delartrov297]

Same. 2000's is back.

[@dollyjoseph3938]

Catherine M it looks boring 😬

[@hudas732]

thankyouuu somebodyyy

[@lolidk5747]

Yessssss

[@caseyshort8475]

Feels odd to rewatch this now that the Juicy Couture tracksuits and Daydreamer bags are so popular due to the Y2K aesthetic

[@lilith8978]

y'all hating the clothing and I am here, at home, thinking about how could I use this as pajamas

[@quetevalgavergaaa]

I truly used this as fancy pajamas lmao

[@MsSphinx91]

I mean, that's the point. They look like pajamas, but people wore them as real clothing.

[@gnawingonhumanbones2960]

Wow you’re so quirky and not like the others.

[@amiracaroandyeeeeet.2779]

I would wear this as a pajamas but without pants. When I spin in bed is uncomfortable wearing pants

[@rachelgarber1423]

That’s the drawback, they look like sleepweae

[@heborp7519]

this comment section screams “i’m not like other girls...”

[@cami2891]

BIG factz

[@yolounironically8200]

It literally doesn’t.

[@4ssh4t]

How lmao

[@lf3862]

Where though

[@jhhh8951]

and your comment screams "i desperately follow trends that die within a few years or else i wont get attention"

[@infalliblebeautyandcosmeti6956]

I never got into this brand. Hated the big “JUICY” on everything. 🤮

[@Maki-00]

Infallible Beauty and Cosmetics Especially across your ass!

[@thatdamnbucket9847]

Don't forget pink too

[@sundalongpatpat]

I've been binge-watching Rise and Fall videos of Business Insider and the one thing I noticed is that all of these brands took a hit during The Great Recession.

[@glampie155]

Rise and Fall of Apple Bottom Jeans

[@FaithandNova]

Yes

[@spunky_alien6284]

and boots with the fur

[@cocoa-oi1ei]

Spunky_alien with the fur?

[@miaa1762]

@@spunky_alien6284 the whole club was looking at her.

[@liquidstone14]

namjooncansteponmeandiwouldthankhim she hit the floor

[@carolineiscoolest]

this was the beginning of athleisure, change my mind.

[@laukmi2154]

caroline nope, it started many decades ago when more comfortable clothes for sports were create as the polo shirts or tennis skirts.

[@elocinaqui24]

Laura Ordoñez yes, but it was called “sportswear” and was associated with upper class white populations who could afford to play polo or tennis. athleisure is the modern incarnation of sportswear, is based upon different sports like basketball and yoga and is more associated with urban culture and the rise of digital social media. you’ll see joggers on celebrities of all colors, but also on upper middle class teenagers and inner city youth. so while the idea of wearing athletic clothing every day started ages ago, the modern version of what we call athleisure probably started back in the 90s with rap artists, but Juicy Couture is a solid milestone in its timeline.

[@MsSphinx91]

70s and 80s, more like

[@AskMiko]

It started in the late 70's/mid 80's with the hip-hop/rappers and break dancers.... just took suburbia 20 years to catch on just like everything else they take! Even the nails women are wearing today... it's a dated look that was in fashion in the 80's - yet people think it's a new trend! 🤣

[@iicii77]

That One White people make everything looks good and classy, am i right?

[@rudy8176]

By the looks of the comment section, y’all are not old enough to understand juicy couture

[@cecee3480]

Rudy Mendoza I know they are bashing Juicy Couture while they all think Supreme, Champion and Gucci vomit is soo fashionable.

[@draculena]

exactlyyyyy

[@xredjasperx247]

Cece E Trust me, none of us think that anymore. Only rich kids who want to flex on others.

[@molly6072]

Rudy Mendoza I’m not but I understand how iconic it was, and I honestly want one myself

[@ingriddubbel8468]

I am and there is nothing to understand. It was always tacky. Why would anyone want to emulate Brittany Spears or Paris Hilton?

[@Lottaandb]

There kinda coming back, I am starting to see them come back to trending stores, love it I was not born yet and or to young.

[@thnead]

I deeply dislike literally everything about fashion in the early 2000's. Low-cut bottoms were never flattering, sorry.

[@VeryTerrySR]

Andie boots with fur

[@kristina9605]

Same

[@MotionPictureMuse]

This is mid '00s, not early. Early '00s was more a mix of the Y2K aesthetic with some mid to late' 90s trends.

[@loretohidalgo3533]

Same.

[@yaphace]

@MPM lots of cargo

[@MissTXTee]

I think the JC track suit could comeback - They would just need to reimagine the cut and material...thinner legs and less "dated" terry cloth material.

[@MissTXTee]

@Tanishqa Bharaj True

[@vasaus]

Terrt cloth is good actually

[@alyk4683]

No, bring back the bootleg with it! I miss the variety of styles, now everything is darn skinny leg and boring!

[@milenapukalo5922]

@@alyk4683 exactly

[@jvstlikemagic4927]

i’ve seen younger gen z teens be intrigued by the boot cut on tiktok . they’ve never seen it before . i think they could still do well w the cut instead of the skinny leg

[@krisshishymishy]

This brand was always tacky to me.

[@yungmun4155]

NoOneHasThisNamee it was glorious in the 2000s so obviously now it’s not modern

[@Ellbat]

2021: Juicy is becoming mainstream again

[@MontagZoso]

Lol according to who?

[@lisazoria2709]

@@MontagZoso Ppl with no taste apparently. 🙃

[@pndgetsmewetter]

@@lisazoria2709 oh get a grip

[@Quanic2000]

I associated Juicy with women who were let's say, less than juicy.

[@thorne_101_7]

I choked on my goddamn water, youre a hero

[@Labrynthcrystalize]

Why? Lmao

[@src3360]

They had a men’s cologne I liked. I still have the bottle somewhere. The lid was wrapped in leather and had tiny charms hanging from it Smells like 2008 🌈

[@shiro182]

Dirty English I miss it. It smelt so good.

[@src3360]

shiro182 Yes, thank you 🙏🏻

[@darkofranjkovic5193]

@@src3360 Dirty English yes really good smoky frag

[@dirtydamfino1429]

Juicy Couture was my high school experience. I never owned one, but I remember first seeing celebs with the Juicy across the butt pop up in tabloids and suddenly everyone in my school was wearing it lol

[@lpsfairylightz6468]

The old dudes writing paragraphs about how much they hate juicy couture is so funny ☠️ JUICY GIRLS FOREVVVAAA

[@Seungmininthebuilding000]

FOR REALLL

[@tarasholy8078]

I dont even know how I got here but I watched the whole thing 🤭😆🤷‍♀️

[@giemski123]

Ikr. Same here

[@alexandrawhitneyedwards312]

Same

[@Ubetchagirl]

Just use the influencers to restart it up...

[@VMR8648]

Only sheep follow what they see...

[@desertmoonlee6631]

jklfds85 there is many sheeps nowadays that’s why kylie and rihanna selling their products cost expensive just because the sheeps watch and buy

[@wxstedstxrs]

Desert Moon Kylie Jenner and Rihanna are influencers. Their products are expensive bc of the influence they have. Not to mention that the fenty beauty makeup is actually really good. Anyone who buys their products doesn’t make them sheep.

[@Septembre1]

jklfds85 your comment has me dead lmaooo

[@rra7490]

Wxsted Stxrs 🐑 🐑 🐑 Their sheep because they get some dumb products with celebrities name on it that you could get elsewhere for cheaper.

[@MadisonLauren]

y2k is such a popular aesthetic now i feel like JC will be popular again

[@trisky210]

So true 2010s aesthetos is gettimg stale

[@thvf2381]

early 2010s-mid 2010s = 80s boho late 2010s = 90s early 2020s = Y2K

[@lauren-he4fr]

@@thvf2381 crazy to think we'll be seeing a resurgence in goth fashion in the late 2020s

[@Luna-ry8lv]

@@lauren-he4fr goth fashion is already popular

[@rere_ig]

Damn I sure hope not

[@Movie_Games]

I always thought those suits made women look like a female Barney the dinosaur.

[@sanriocondom]

depends on the size they wear. some people get really small sizes so it looks sexy and some big sizes so it’s comfy

[@funfizz4434]

No. What you mean is , Barney *secretly* wearing purple Juicy couture looks like one of those women wearing purple suits... ;)

[@walksthroughlife900]

I can't unsee this now

[@livewellwitheds6885]

me too lol

[@TNexpert]

Loll

[@lisaMaRiEpayne]

Being 34 years old, I definitely fell victim to the “Juicy booty” velour suits that made us look like adult toddlers😂 walking around with comfy hoodies and pants of the same color, carrying our “sip cup” of Starbucks coffee🤣 our ugg boots as soft as house shoes. had to have my hand bag that was made of the same material of my track suit!! You would see someone wearing what you thought was a JC suit and then they would turn around revealing JUICY wasn’t on the booty- naw never mind that’s just an Express imposter suit😂😂

[@SantNabi]

Lisa Payne ah we found one!

[@Red_1976]

Omg I always hated that look.. trashy & cheap. Thankfully fashion moves on!

[@garlicsox]

I guess back then, the goal was to wear comfy and funky clothing Nowadays, people would generally rather wear uncomfortable clothing, only if they look good I honestly don't care what people wear, as long as they aren't walking around naked lol

[@gd.523]

...honestly, that style of suit was really popular. All kinds of brands had their own version of it. So your statement about “imposter” suits makes no sense.

[@natatatt]

Important coordinating piece - a shirt with rhinestone details paired with the velour track suit. Source: teenager me in early 2000's.

[@spiritualcosmeticss]

Juicy Couture was fire when I was in high school lol. You were that deal if you had that pink velour tracksuit...I graduated in 2002. That being said I will still wear the brand. I bought a sequin juicy couture sweatshirt off of posh mark. It’s nostalgic like Lisa Frank, and cabbage (patch) kids.

[@nito209]

Me to class of 2002!!!

[@gabrielar9611]

Class of 2002. That Lisa frank stuff was the ish 😂

[@andreaaier5801]

You're the same age as my mom❤️

[@spiritualcosmeticss]

Andrea Aier oh cool. Today is actually my birthday !🎂. My oldest kid is 14 years old and has no idea and doesn’t actually care what juicy Couture is. He can’t understand why Victoria’s Secret pink clothing says “PINK” but is now often seen in any other color except pink😂!

[@alli0218]

I’m class of 2020 and I’m obsessed with how people dressed in the early 2000s.I think PINK resembles Juicy Couture in a way.

[@rebeccak9626]

Juicy Couture is not glamorous. It looks like something you’d catch me wearing on a Wednesday afternoon when I’m at my local Tesco (British Walmart), on the floor scrambling around the bottom shelf so I can find my 50% pot noodles, only to realise I’ve dropped the tampons in my bag all over the place - and I weep as an employee comforts me.

[@allergictohumansnotanimals5671]

Rebecca Sheckel obviously its not glamorous now but back in the early 2000s you best believe it was the considered trendy

[@acadia4995]

lol so funny and edgy hahah

[@Marshmallow_Trees]

American Walmart employees would not offer comfort. They’d just hold up their cellphones and record the scene, laughing through their tobacco-stained gums.

[@toothman3739]

you’re a quirky one aren’t you

[@amykc]

perfectly put lol

[@itszenbaby]

“2020 could be Juicy Couture’s year” Coronavirus: We’ll see about that

[@Morgan-oq7uj]

"To be as flattering as possible" Yeah, to a trash can...

[@blackscreenscreen6961]

I know right? None of them look good in it

[@bricbrac28]

Noooo it was flattering on top🙄

[@Kaascat]

indeed ;D

[@amalzuhair4495]

Once mom’s started wearing them it all went downhill

[@randsaad8266]

amal zuhair 😭😭😭😂😂😂

[@idylledoll]

It was originally catered for yummy mummys though.

[@Mollycrimey]

Those were cool moms

[@han666]

I can't see what's so flattering about these tracksuits...

[@amiracaroandyeeeeet.2779]

I must agree

[@pipelinepunches]

they say it shapes your waist or whatever but it doesn't at all

[@Maki-00]

han666 I'd only wear a tracksuit around the house, not in public!

[@user-on6db4rf4s]

Same

[@angh3094]

The 2000's were dark times for fashion

[@angelica3744]

It's interesting to hear people talk about how the zeitgeist and economy of a particular time influenced purchasing choices and styles. I wonder how Covid-19 will influence fashion for the next five to ten years...

[@lauryntp9215]

oh my goddd you people know nothing about fashion the 2000s is literally coming back as it should, it being extra/"tacky" is literally the appeal

[@adventuresofafirst-timemum9772]

lauryn tp I agree

[@dundee6402]

lauryn tp If the horrible 80s managed to stop being tacky, then any decade can.

[@nasirb3914]

Gucci is tacky now

[@CherokeeMoor]

Ugh like Ed hardy. I hate the tacky look so much. Early 2000 fashion is a piss stain on my nostalgia

[@babii5069]

Check out stephany Andrea she's literally the only reason I got into Y2K fashion she's the queen of thrifting co

[@heartpng]

I always thought they looked tacky as a kid, but this gave me an appreciation for their intent. They were really ahead on athleisure and influencer marketing. Love this series!

[@Amber-db9cz]

I will gladly revive their brand. Hand me a few tracksuits 🤷🏿‍♀️

[@hannahramirez7953]

All the women who used to wear juicy couture in the 2000s jumped on the lulu lemon train. Nostalgia is the only reason it’s popping up again.

[@Luvrenebebe]

Literally everyone calling this cheap has never bought a track suit in their life 😂 $70 for just the pants and another $50 for the hoodie

[@petra7958]

Cherry RMZ but it LOOKS cheap. Af.

[@donttalktomeyoureannoying8736]

Petra just like Champion and Supreme

[@purplefabian]

Literally the exact same price of a plain Nike tracksuit

[@MsSphinx91]

Cheap can also refer to quality and aesthetic.

[@Mparmpara]

Their frangraces tho are amazing. This morning I wore my juicy couture perfume to go to work

[@unSTOPPABLExFLAME]

That's true!

[@moni3pillz953]

I'm honestly hoping for their comeback. Something about their tracksuit are appealing to me.

[@brennaweaver190]

Wi-Fi girl already came back its at urban

[@FaithandNova]

Track suits in general are nice, the really to keep the writing off the butt

[@celestialpainter1356]

OMG AYESHA EROTICA TASTE

[@cc3184]

Minus the butt writing, a well sized black velour track suit is super comfy and reasonably flattering.

[@idylledoll]

They are very flattering for a casual jumpsuit. I still have mine but mine are classier without any logos.

[@thomcatt1411]

I absolutely adore vintage Juicy Couture apparel and accessories. It's so beautiful. I would love to see the older prints come back in their current collection and the physical stores as well but I don't think thats gonna happen.

[@TheSongwritingCat]

This is a good series. There was surprisingly more design and thought that went into the production and marketing of these clothes than I'd assumed. Still hideous but credit where it's due.

[@on2wheels378]

There is a old asian lady at the Cypress swapmeet at Cypress College in Orange County Ca and she wears every color of Juicy track suits (jumpers) hahaha.. Says Juicy on her butt. She sells Cell phone stuff and Knick Knacks. Japanese toy models of planes, trucks and cars.

[@on2wheels378]

@Jim Elliott Yeh, she been there at least 20 years.

[@pseudonym2839]

My mom has one of these at the back of her wardrobe. That's the only place I've ever seen them.

[@WizKhalia13]

I live in LA, these tracksuits will forever be iconic.

[@ceeemonaee6579]

still want one 😍

[@goku9791]

Spilllll

[@cowboylikepee]

Satans Lair calm down hun.

[@1rockcrawford]

iconicly garbage. lol

[@cowboylikepee]

Satans Lair ty

[@Anonymous-eo2er]

The top reminds me of an old soft sweater that I outgrew and wore for way too long to the point that it looked like a cropped sweater

[@Jessica-bt6rw]

So far I have two vintage 2000s juicy sweatsuits I got from ebay. I was missing the Juicy look for too long!! So freakin adorable and COMFY. I've been collecting vintage juicy for a few months and found a cute black jumpsuit. There vintage jewellery is also worth it. It's heavy, and solid, not like junk jewellery from stores now!

[@srishti2917]

I don't get why low waist stuff was ever a thing? It's so unflattering

[@JRLB38]

Because the late 90's girls didn't want to wear mom jeans.

[@siren7362]

If you're very skinny low waist stuff is flattering. High waist jeans look better on bigger body types.

[@skulIastica]

Blackpilled Saint just because you missed squat day doesn't every should, you so-so.

[@xiaath8726]

@Blackpilled Saint you are garbage af

[@Maya.0114]

It was a thing because of Alexander McQueen. It's supposed to make your torso appear longer and looks more flattering on skinny girls

[@greeranelson]

As someone who was in high school in the early 00s, I think of Juicy Couture as the epitome of the “it takes a lot of money to look this cheap” look of the era

[@ashleysoulcycle]

“This would appeal to women who were in their teens when the brand was popular - because these women are all now- moms” 😑

[@jhhh8951]

Well u are??? Or ur old now thats the point lmao

[@clarradactyl7791]

Ashley MacLellan lol my same reaction. we’re not all moms!

[@lalalaura4382]

Definitely insensitive to the women who haven't or can't have kids

[@Alexandra-ke4il]

LaLa Laura It’s not insensitive to people who can’t have kids to mention that the people who wore them are now mostly moms, sit down Laura.

[@iicii77]

LaLa Laura I was a teen in 2006 and im not mom now yet i felt nothing, it’s not insulting. Why r people getting extra sensitive these days??