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Tattoos are horrible on any woman no matter how tiny.
I don't think you can call those a "trend," since they've been around for thousands of years... not to mention, you can't exactly toss tattoos if you're over them. I do have to wonder, though, why they come up in like EVERY discussion on this forum! I guess I'm not used to that attitude, living in a place (Bay Area) where they're generally accepted by people from all walks of life - but geez, it's hard to imagine being judged every day by people like you. Guess that's why I live here, LOL.
And to answer the OP's question, I'm sick of seeing "butt-crack" jeans, Ugg boots with shorts, and those stretchy (cotton/polyester) workout pants... it's one thing if you just came from the gym, but women around here seem to think they're cute for everyday wear. To each his/her own, but I am not a fan!
Here's another one that bugs me. Why is it that men have to wear a sports coat/suit jacket with jeans at airports? It's like every man between 40-60 is wearing these "I'm sophisticated and cool at the same time" combo.
Unfortunately for me, I think I know the reason and it is a practical one. They're probably on business trips and the suit jacket would get wrinkled in a roller bag and jeans are more comfortable than suit pants.
Those horrible "earrings" I see on some guys that stretch out the lobe and look like car tires. Blech.
Women wear them too, fyi, and I think there's a line where it becomes more noticeable and "gross" to some people... mine are stretched to 2g right now, and hardly anyone ever notices them.
Right on......"Lookin like a fool witcha pants on the ground!"
LMAO. I used to work at an urban high school, and I'd sing that song at any kid whose pants were on the ground... usually embarrassed them enough to pull them up, hehe.
Speaking of which, there was another trend with the girls at that school, which I still don't quite get - wearing TWO pairs of pants, with one sagging & the other belted up high. I asked a kid about that once, and she said "I wanna look cute, but the tight pants aren't comfortable, so I put loose pants on top." WTH, that makes absolutely no sense.
Hands down, those baggy pants that fall below the guy's bum. I've seen enough bums to last me a lifetime -- and it's hard not to laugh when they try to run.
Women wear them too, fyi, and I think there's a line where it becomes more noticeable and "gross" to some people... mine are stretched to 2g right now, and hardly anyone ever notices them.
Regardless of whether it's a man or a woman wearing them - I'm just answering the OP's question.
LMAO. I used to work at an urban high school, and I'd sing that song at any kid whose pants were on the ground... usually embarrassed them enough to pull them up, hehe.
Speaking of which, there was another trend with the girls at that school, which I still don't quite get - wearing TWO pairs of pants, with one sagging & the other belted up high. I asked a kid about that once, and she said "I wanna look cute, but the tight pants aren't comfortable, so I put loose pants on top." WTH, that makes absolutely no sense.
Dang Youngsters! They'll have some material to laugh at 10 years from now!
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......"Lookin like a fool witcha pants on the ground!"
I used to work at an urban high school, and I'd sing that song at any kid whose pants were on the ground... usually embarrassed them enough to pull them up, hehe.
