There once was a time when contours did not exist. When blue eyeshadow and Lip Smackers ruled the land. When teenage girls looked their age and teenage boys did not have swag; they were pimpin'. When everyone was da bomb diggity and no one was basic. A time when phones were indestructible and texting wasn't unlimited. We call this time the early 2000s; the age of terrible fashion. Only the kids who grew up during this time will understand the struggle of these terrible trends.
1. Gauchos Pants
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If you are looking for an outfit that screams, "I will be alone forever" then you're looking for gauchos. That being said I had a pair in every color.
2. Flat Caps
It was essential that your flat cap did not match the rest of your outfit.
3. Sweat Suits
Only the cool moms wore these, okay, not the regular moms.
4. Graphic Tees
In case you were wondering this is the proper way to wear a crop top.
5. Bandanas
This style is bandanas B-A-N-D-A-N-A-S. Only the true early 2000-ers will understand.
6. Army pants
Pair these bad boys with some flip flops.
7. Belt Scarves
It's still too soon to talk about this fashion tragedy.
8. Funky Hair
This is not a joke, we actually spent time trying to create these high end hairstyles.
9. Popcorn Shirts
It's so sad that kids today will never know true fashion.
10. Skirts over Jeans
Shout out to all the moms who let their kids go out dressed like this.
11. Dresses over Jeans
Don't have a clean skirt? Thats okay, a dress will serve the same purpose.
12. Colored Sunglasses
Fun fact: these sunglasses did nothing to protect your eyes, they were merely a fashion statement.
13. Layered Shirts
We all did it, and I hate myself every day because of it.
14. Asymmetrical Skirts
It may not look like much, but it's a work of art when you twirl.
15. Silk Tank Tops
Ten points if you wear a silk tank top, 50 points if you can match it with a silk scarf!
So there you have it, the top 15 worst 00s trends. Let it be known that we started the new millennium off at an all time fashion low. Growing up in the early 2000s was an experience. It taught us that things will get better as long as you give it time. Was it a struggle? Yes. Would I do it again? No. Am I proud to have been apart of an era that will never make a comeback? You bet I am and if you don't agree you can just talk to the hand.
