Day after day, you might hear us say something like, These are the only trends to try this season, or This is the next need-to-know It item. But as expected, not every single look is going to resonate with you. Style is personal. We’re here to give you the info. It’s up to you what you choose to do with it. That being said, we found ourselves a bit curious about the items that you, our Who What Wear readers, are simply not feeling at the moment. You have some strong opinions (we like that).
We turned to our Who What Wear Insiders Facebook group to find out which trends you won’t wear. While many of our readers weighed in on different silhouettes and styles they don’t love, it became obvious that five trends were the most popular, or rather, the least.
Below, we’ve compiled what you had to say about your least favorite trends and made suggestions on what to try instead.
We heard you loud and clear: You don’t love the “ugly” sneaker trend, also referred to as the “dad” sneaker trend in the responses. Some memorable quotes from our community include:
“Everybody else looks cool but nope not me.”
“I’ll never understand the side of fashion where ugly pieces are considered cute.”
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With neon making a return this fall, it seems some Who What Wear readers prefer it didn’t. You said:
“I don’t like color in general, but there’s no way I’m adding neon to my wardrobe.”
“I really can’t stand neon colors. They look terrible on my skin tone. I don’t understand how people wear neons successfully!”
Mindy Kaling said we might regret the tiny-sunglasses trend someday. There were some like-minded individuals in the group:
“Deeply over tiny sunglasses. They didn’t look good on most people in the ’90s, and they don’t look good on most people now.”
“No matter how updated they try to make them, they still look outdated to me.”
Some editors happened to fall in love with bike shorts this summer, but clearly they’re not the most comfortable fit for everyone:
“I want to wear bike shorts, but I just don’t think I can pull them off!”
Truthfully, we didn’t realize how divisive leopard print can be. It seems as though not everyone is ready for the trend’s fierce return this fall:
“I also don’t really like animal prints. I prefer a more minimal/classic style!”
“Animal prints, if that is even a trend anymore.” [Ed. note: It is!]
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