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Yeah, the high waisted pants on men is awful. Yanked so high the pants turn into floods...and on the other end of the spectrum, pants hanging below the butt...that's not fashion!...it's mostly kids though...I think an older adult would be arrested for indecent exposure if they were caught walking down the street like that!...
Short sleeved dress shirts with ties - that is terrible..............
If you're gonna put on a tie - out on a long sleeved shirt that has been ironed!!!!!!
Ugg boots and shorts on warm to hot days (make up your mind, is it hot or isn't it?).
Young bald-headed guys wearing saggy pants and their boxers exposed. Why would anyone want to look like they're eighty and carrying a load in their pants when they're twenty?
Men who should be wearing a more grown up pair of pants than gangster wear short pants. (I can think of a few celebrities) I bet a lot of men have good looking butts, yet we'll never know - they're draped in so much fabric, we'll never be able to see them.
Ditto on the socks and sandals. I never understood why people would wear sandals if they are going to put socks over their feet. Just stick with shoes if you're going to be that foolish.
Only short men should wear their pants higher-but not too high.
Wearing a striped shirt with striped pants, or some other clashing design.
Mismatching belt and shoes are also another sin and also failing to properly loop the belt around the pant loops.
I'm probably in the minority here, but I absolutely hate when men hoisten their cell phone/pda on their belt. For me it looks akward and makes it look like the guy is wearing a tool belt.
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