trends you hate on plebs

hnlax · Oct 16, 2009

Originally Posted by tonio028

Agreed with that sentiment.

On another note, I'm so sick of seeing stone washed dad jeans with running sneakers on men, especially between the ages of 18-35. What the **** man for real? Someone else mentioned how they notice jeans get all caught up or even purposefully tucked into these ******* Reebok pump *****.

I feel sick to my stomach when I see this. For the same price of these ugly ass stone washes, a pair of dark Levi's will fix that horrific **** up. And although they're not anything mind-blowing, a pair of Purcel's to go along with them would automatically upgrade this nightmare. Fuuuuuuuu

agreed. i can never understand why younger guys would wear a pair of dad jeans. you see it at college a lot. fine, maybe people don't care about what they wear. that's great. but at the store, when they buy the jeans, there are dark jeans next to the light jeans. do they try on the light jeans and honestly think that they look good? i feel that dark jeans are so much more versatile and, to some extent, more sleek and slimming.

JesseJB · Oct 16, 2009

Girls in white tights. You look like a nurse. And not the hot nurses of lore, but in the current sense.

Guys in bootcut jeans with Nike SB's. I don't know which item is trying to swallow the other.

Meis · Oct 16, 2009

Originally Posted by Brigden

I'm amazed no one mentioned the most heinous trend crime of all...

Mustaches.

Particularly, ironic mustaches. They inspire murderous rage. Comparatively, everything in this thread is totally kosher.

I don't see whats so bad about mustaches. Now a goatee, on the other hand, is extremely hard to pull off. A full beard is probably the easiest facial hair to pull off.

michaelp123 · Oct 16, 2009

Originally Posted by hnlax

agreed. i can never understand why younger guys would wear a pair of dad jeans. you see it at college a lot. fine, maybe people don't care about what they wear. that's great. but at the store, when they buy the jeans, there are dark jeans next to the light jeans. do they try on the light jeans and honestly think that they look good? i feel that dark jeans are so much more versatile and, to some extent, more sleek and slimming.

This is the uniform of the software development industry I work in.. it's pathetic. Dad jeans with running shoes and some free corporate logo t-shirt.. some guy in the office was wearing this **** with flip-flops... the more "trendy" guys are upgrading to the tattoo look t-shirts. They are all paid very well.. they can afford to look half-way decent.

Desi · Oct 16, 2009

Originally Posted by West24

i hate people who walked into american apparel and bought their whole outfit there.

FACK!
if someone was smart they could do a whole AA look and it not be so obvious. There is a AA ad at the end of the recent Fantastic Man mag I believe and i wouldn't have know it was AA if it didn't say AMERICAN APPAREL on the spread.

mkunyk · Oct 16, 2009

sunglasses indoors

Arms_Akimbo · Oct 16, 2009

Originally Posted by Meis

I don't see whats so bad about mustaches.
I think we're taking about this:

chronoaug · Oct 16, 2009

Definitely don't mind the girls wearing tights/leggings. Even the girls without banging bodies look solid in them (obviously not counting the glaring mistakes that god made in his design). I've seen a lot of leather jackets around too and it's kinda hot. Not complaining

I have seen uggs on two gay guys lately and both on ones who i'm pretty sure thought they were "fabulous".

Doin' Fine. · Oct 16, 2009

Peacoats. Follow up statement...
I was at the football game today, I got my peacoat on. You know, standard peacoat. And then I notice all the other dudes wearing poorly designed peacoats with their graphic t or ed hardy hoodie, and their nasty garish wash skinnies, and their ridiculous color Dunk SB lows. Made me wanna burn my peacoat.

brad-t · Oct 16, 2009

Originally Posted by Desi

if someone was smart they could do a whole AA look and it not be so obvious. There is a AA ad at the end of the recent Fantastic Man mag I believe and i wouldn't have know it was AA if it didn't say AMERICAN APPAREL on the spread.

i sometimes wear AA t-shirt and cords out and i don't think it's that obvious

dfagdfsh · Oct 16, 2009

Originally Posted by Uncontrol

i sometimes wear AA t-shirt and cords out and i don't think it's that obvious

AA is far less offensive than your make up

tonio028 · Oct 17, 2009

Originally Posted by Doin' Fine.

Peacoats. Follow up statement...
I was at the football game today, I got my peacoat on. You know, standard peacoat. And then I notice all the other dudes wearing poorly designed peacoats with their graphic t or ed hardy hoodie, and their nasty garish wash skinnies, and their ridiculous color Dunk SB lows. Made me wanna burn my peacoat.

Um, I think burning them is more appropriate. Just because you wear an article of clothing doesn't mean it looks good. Ask me to pick out the better dressed in a line up of 10 people wearing peacoats, and you best believe it ain't gonna be the assholes sporting them with ******* Nike Airshox or whatever the **** they are and Ed Hardy hoodies. Tote your **** proudly son.

adamha21 · Oct 17, 2009

Someone said it on page 2. ******* Hipsters.

jet · Oct 17, 2009

^you're gonna make chrono mad

adamha21 · Oct 17, 2009

Yeah well if Chrono is anything like the hipster douche bags in PDX--I'll gladly give him a deserved punch in the face

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