Top 10 Fashion Trends of All Time
I actually do own a leather jacket (well, pleather. I don't wear leather, nor am I rich enough to). I feel like a biker chick from the sixties or, like, a female version of Kenickie when I wear it! Haha!
Always, as long as it's real leather.
I like long hair on girls. It's like you're a metal guy.
What's wrong with having long hair?
Really in right now, especially if it's plaid.
Was the universal clothing for women in most civilized states until the 1920s.
Evolved from the tricorne hat. By the end of the Napoleonic Wars, the top hat was very fashionable. It became more fashionable and taller until the 1870s, after which it stagnated. Gradually, it became less fashionable after 1900 and fell out of casual usage by all age groups in the 1920s.
I may look ridiculous voting for this, but they were just so classy and beautiful!
My mom had to wear these when she was a teen for graduation or something.
Most common during the 1970s and with the hippies of the 1960s.
I want hoodies so badly, but I literally have none for some random reason. I definitely love this hoodie trend and can't wait to buy some hoodies to join in. Because if there's one kind of clothing I love, it's hoodies, especially if they're in dark colors.
Popular in the 2000s and this decade. T-shirts with designs and hoodies with logos are my favorite clothes. -DarkBoi-X
My favorite, especially hoodies with some sort of design.
Okay, I don't follow trends often, but I love these. If I were allowed to wear these, life would be great. It would finally be something new besides T-shirts every day. Plus, I think I'd feel pretty confident wearing these around or, at least, more confident than usual. I'm hoping to be able to wear these soon!
There used to be a girl at the school I used to go to who would have to call her mom to bring her a different shirt in the mornings because she would wear stuff like this in kindergarten.
The most overrated fashion trend. It's cute, but it's so overused that I don't even want to wear these myself.
If you don't need prescription ones, you can wear tinted ones.
A cute accessory to an outfit.
Really vintage and adds a lot to an outfit.
I like the Executive - the beltless trench coat!
I love it combined with lip gloss and crimped hair.