Name at least one thing that you you never, ever wear

[Infamous12]

Wow...so out of everything discussed in this thread (besides the black/navy thing...to which I'm in total agreement!) the only thing I will never wear is Crocs. I hate them. I hate them. I hate them.

My mother thinks they're great gardening shoes, so she bought two pair. One pink. One green... lol. She claims she'll spray paint them for me.

Other taboo items:
Fake designer bags
Flannel
Patterned bottoms
Colored jeans (green, orange, red)

ETA: Shredded anything. Acid wash anything. Bleached anything. Tie-dyed anything. Oh, and extreme flare jeans- in my heart I do not believe they look good on anyone person over the age of 15.

[ZTAngel]

Originally Posted by Infamous12

Other taboo items:
Colored jeans (green, orange, red)

Ewwww...I agree. Remember when Bongo jeans were really popular? In middle school, I owned Bongo denim shorts in red, purple and dark blue. Terrible.

[aggieAXO]

The only gold I wear is my aggie ring otherwise no gold for me. I also never wear purple, I am not a fan of the color and have nothing in purple (well except some birth stone rings-amethyst-why oh why did my birthstone have to be the one color I cannot stand?). And ditto to the sweatsuit thing. I was at a semi nice restaurant the other night when a woman walked in wearing her Juicy C. sweatsuit in bright pink-talk about tacky. I also never wear ear rings-too lazy to put them on.

[ForeverRoses]

The blue and black thing drives me crazy.

I also refuse to wear jumpers of any kind. I was given several maternity jumpers and I looked like that crazy lady with 18 kids.

Oh, and no plaid, pleated skirts. I went to catholic schools for 12 years, I have no desire to look like I am back there.

[OOhsoflyDELTA#9]

my sweats are reserved for outdoor activities or just around the house or grocery store...I don't do navy but I would go brown with accersories if I had to ...crocs are just yuck!!! I change my purse to match shoes/outfit..
(listing is easier...)

tube tops---not much tatas to hold it up
visible bra straps--trashy
shoes and purses or belts that don't match--brown shoes with black purse or vice versa
Uggs
wearing pj pants out somewhere like on campus or in the store...go home and get dressed!
chipped toenail polish--just take it off already...
carrying a high end bag with ANYTHING just because its high end---some things just don't match!!!

I love fashion so I could go on and on.....

[tld221]

Originally Posted by AlphaFrog

I must be the other person. I don't recognize any of those girls.

can i be an honorary member? cause i dont watch it either!

Originally Posted by nittanyalum

My Mom's always told me never to wear purple and red together. I've seen many people do it, but I always hear Mom's voice in my head telling me they don't go together. So I've never worn purple and red together.

Originally Posted by nittanyalum

LOL, no!! And since I've been so brainwashed, I'll probably never be able to bring myself to join either.

http://www.redhatsociety.com/info/howitstarted.html? in their defense, they admit they know it doesnt match!

lol funny, seeing as how red and purple - together - were my favorite colors in 6th grade!

[honeychile]

Originally Posted by Infamous12

Other taboo items:
Fake designer bags
Flannel


ETA: Shredded anything. Acid wash anything. Bleached anything. Tie-dyed anything. Oh, and extreme flare jeans- in my heart I do not believe they look good on anyone person over the age of 15.

Ugh. The boy made me wear a tie-dyed t-shirt with flared jeans to a Grateful Dead concert. I told him that, if he ever tried that again, HE would be grateful if he was dead!

And a huge blech on the fake designer bags, too, or fake designer anything. Fake "jewels", too - with any fraternal jewelry excluded (I understand they use crystals now). If you can't afford the real thing, don't be a poser.

[tld221]

Originally Posted by honeychile

Ugh. The boy made me wear a tie-dyed t-shirt with flared jeans to a Grateful Dead concert. I told him that, if he ever tried that again, HE would be grateful if he was dead!

And a huge blech on the fake designer bags, too, or fake designer anything. Fake "jewels", too - with any fraternal jewelry excluded (I understand they use crystals now). If you can't afford the real thing, don't be a poser.

here's the thing - bootleggers have gotten really good at faking them. if you were going around checking people's labels its one thing (in that case i would be tempted to slap you) but really with the market being so saturated, i think its 50/50 on who has a fake or a real bag.

ok some can look REALLY fake, but i think the only way to know is sitting a real and a fake side-by-side. which i did at a Coach store recently. well let's just say mine couldnt hold a match. but in the street, the average person says "hey, cute bag! coach right?"

of course if youre a true fashionista, which im not, you'd *somehow* be able to tell.