Do You Like These Controversial 2020s Fashion Trends? Poll
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Posted on Jan 7, 2022Fake Lashes Are Cringey, And 11 Other Controversial Fashion Trend Opinions I Want Your Opinion On
Please, enough of those teeny tiny purses!
by Angelica Martinez StaffLink
We may only be a couple of years into the 2020s, but it's already proving to be quite an interesting, controversial time for fashion.
UMG / Ariana Grande / Via youtube.com That being said, u/ElBee288 decided to ~stir the pot~ and ask the people of Reddit, "What is a recent fashion trend that you can't stand?" Naturally, people had lots of opinions. Here are 12 of the most popular ones — do you agree or disagree?
1. "Those microscopic luxury bags that can't even fit a phone in them."
View this photo on Instagram Instagram: @oliviarodrigo — u/chococlair 2. "Inch-long fake eyelashes"
Sabdiz / Getty Images/iStockphoto — u/macaronsforeveryone 3. "Mullets"
View this photo on Instagram Instagram: @mileycyrus "For the love of God why is the mullet back??"— u/whateverisnttaken22 4. "Cut outs in every dress"
View this photo on Instagram Instagram: @dixiedamelio — u/LazerTRex 5. "Fila shoes"
FILA / Via fila.com "No idea why people like those bulky abominations so much, they make ya look like a Kingdom Hearts character."— u/DingusTardo 6. "The 'eboy curtain cut' hairstyle"
View this photo on Instagram Instagram: @lilhuddy — u/newhappyrainbow 7. "Super overpriced clothes with holes in them."
Free People / Via freepeople.com — u/Lipsnizzle 8. "Biker shorts with heels and a blazer."
Christian Vierig / Getty Images — u/etonmiss 9. "Dried out, untrimmed, long beards."
Kali9 / Getty Images — u/ChickFromTheSticks 10. "Lip injections"
Prostock-studio / Getty Images/iStockphoto — u/inFamousLordYT 11. "Things that are only cool because they have a big logo."
Gp / GC Images "I have a friend who lately only wears things if the logo is visible: a belt that only has this big H from Hermès in the middle, her handbags are all Michael Kors, the logo has to be on the shoes, and shirts are only allowed if the logo is on it. I think it is one way to make expensive clothes look trashy."— u/churchisforbrunettes 12. And finally, "Cropped tops that look like normal length tops in store."
Alys Tomlinson / Getty Images "Why is it so difficult to find shirts that go past the belly button?"— u/Complicatedlysimply Did we miss any controversial 2020s fashion trends? If so, call them out in the comments below!
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