Things you won't wear/buy because they become too popular
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Anonymous
| Mine are mostly bag related. I hate having a bag that everyone I know either has or has priced out. |
Anonymous
This, I would never. It just screams BB. |
Anonymous
I just can't bring myself to spend that much money on glorified Chucks. I'll stick to the real thing, tried and true, thankyouverymuch. |
Anonymous
Haha! I came to write this! |
Anonymous
What’s BB? |
Anonymous
Well aren’t they kind of ugly anyway? Is it the popularity an issue or the bag itself? |
Anonymous
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Birkenstocks. I wore them in the 90s and now they're everywhere you look.
Michael Kors items, even if they're cute. Supergas. I never cared much for them anyway, but they were part of the yuppie/hipster/on-trend but not TOO on-trend mom uniform about 6-8 years ago and I just couldn't get with it. |
Anonymous
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Toms or any shoe similarly styled
Hunter rain boots, even for my kids Patagonia - there is one family that I see a lot who I have dubbed “the Patagonia family” because they are just constantly covered in it |
Anonymous
NP here. I’m going to attempt to translate. I believe they’re saying “Louis Vuitton Neverfull. It just screams Basic B*tch.” |
Anonymous
I feel like Hunter and Patagonia are more functional than stylish... |
Anonymous
This - like someone else said above, all of these things scream suburban shopping mall basic b*tch. Add in Cartier love bracelet and anything covered in logos. |
Anonymous
| Real western boots are so much better made than even designer "fashion" boots |
Anonymous
| white jeans |
Anonymous
| All the Summersalt bathing suits, but especially the Sidestroke. |
Anonymous
Is LL Bean still a big thing? I grew up in New England and LL Bean was huge in my elementary and junior high in the 1990's. |