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I like white nails as they look clean and fresh and go with everything. However, yellow & green nails are not my thing. It makes the wearer look like they have a fungus. :-)
One thing that bugged me as I browsed some clothing catalogs with fall clothes is that they feature long baggy tunics as tops but the jackets are all short. I don't get that. Why would the tops consistently be long while the jackets are shorter than the tops? I don't see many people wearing that "look". I would prefer a longer jacket and a shorter top.
The lyrics, I want a girl with a short skirt and a long jacket by Cake come to mind, lol.
I like white nails as they look clean and fresh and go with everything. However, yellow & green nails are not my thing. It makes the wearer look like they have a fungus. :-)
When will this pointy miles-long nail trend end?? It's really creepy and off putting. Even celebrities you'd think wouldn't ever wear something like that, do. Puzzling. I don't follow trends and I guess it's ok if people want to but some trends are absolutely weird and even disgusting. I'm not a fan of non-traditional colors on nails, though some of it looks good, but not bright neon colors of any shade. However, if some people like it, it's their prerogative.
My pet peeve is women who still wear 1980s hairstyles. Bangs cut too far in, cut straight across and puffy with the crown teased and sprayed. The sides rolled over backwards on a round brush. All heavily sprayed.
I remember thinking it looked dated in the 90s. Strange in the 2000s. Now in the 2020s, I think it's intentional. They must have noticed that no one wears their hair that way. The woman I am thinking about wears frosted shadow, too.
Hate the pointy nails, spider eyelashes, heavy dark eyebrows, super fake puffed lips and hair extensions down to their butts.
You "nailed" every one of my pet peeves : ) The long pointy nails are so unhygienic. You just know there's a whole lot of "yuck" under them. The hair extensions down to their butts make me wonder how they navigate sitting on a toilet with those extensions or braids hanging down so low.
My pet peeve is women who still wear 1980s hairstyles. Bangs cut too far in, cut straight across and puffy with the crown teased and sprayed. The sides rolled over backwards on a round brush. All heavily sprayed.
I remember thinking it looked dated in the 90s. Strange in the 2000s. Now in the 2020s, I think it's intentional. They must have noticed that no one wears their hair that way. The woman I am thinking about wears frosted shadow, too.
In the place we moved from, there was this woman. You would have bet your paycheck that she stepped right out of 1974...frosted hair in some shag cut. It was BAD. Always saw her leading her neighborhood group in the parade. Year after year. That hairstyle never changed. Oddly, she seemed fairly young. I bet the last time I saw her in around 2019, she was no more than 50 tops.
I think this is more beauty than fashion, but it's definitely become a trend the past few years - lip injections and microbladed eyebrows. I think one day people will look back on this trend and think, what were we thinking.
I think one day people will look back on this trend and think, what were we thinking.
I agree. And I think they would watch all the YouTube channels from today and be in shock. Or the news from today, or the reactions regarding the pandemic, or the politicians etc. There is so much data and information for the people in the future to study.
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