Anonymous
12/19/2018 08:54
Subject: Early 2000s looks that look dated
Early 2000s...remember the ruffled minis, and the denim minis with rips?
Anonymous
12/19/2018 08:54
Subject: Early 2000s looks that look dated
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Pulling off the trend about "pop of color" shoes and to help us ladies stay more current:
- "pop of color" shoes
- colored skinny jeans
- Leggings with dresses
- Super clunky statement necklaces
- Skinny jeans that are super tight and then bunchy around ankles
- Scarves with everything, not just when out in cold weather
Etc.?
I feel like these looks were around 2010, not early 2000s.
I think low rise jeans, not skinny, flares with big pockets or stitching on the back. (7's, COH, Trus Religion) Or no back pockets.
Halter tops and dresses
Velour jogging suits
Trucker hats
Cargo pants in satin
Pashminas
No, the low rises with the big stitching and flares were DEFINITELY in full force in the early 2000s (the Britney Spears era) and by 2010 skinnies were on the market. Same with Juicy tracksuits. I mean, by 2010 Juicy was bankrupt and being sold to Kohl's.
NM I re-read your post. I'm confused. Sorry.
Anonymous
12/19/2018 08:52
Subject: Early 2000s looks that look dated
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Pulling off the trend about "pop of color" shoes and to help us ladies stay more current:
- "pop of color" shoes
- colored skinny jeans
- Leggings with dresses
- Super clunky statement necklaces
- Skinny jeans that are super tight and then bunchy around ankles
- Scarves with everything, not just when out in cold weather
Etc.?
I feel like these looks were around 2010, not early 2000s.
I think low rise jeans, not skinny, flares with big pockets or stitching on the back. (7's, COH, Trus Religion) Or no back pockets.
Halter tops and dresses
Velour jogging suits
Trucker hats
Cargo pants in satin
Pashminas
No, the low rises with the big stitching and flares were DEFINITELY in full force in the early 2000s (the Britney Spears era) and by 2010 skinnies were on the market. Same with Juicy tracksuits. I mean, by 2010 Juicy was bankrupt and being sold to Kohl's.
Anonymous
12/19/2018 08:45
Subject: Early 2000s looks that look dated
Not all colored jeans are out of style. It's the pastel colors (the mint green, for example) that are not trendy. But jewel tones are in.
Anonymous
12/19/2018 08:45
Subject: Early 2000s looks that look dated
Anonymous wrote:Pulling off the trend about "pop of color" shoes and to help us ladies stay more current:
- "pop of color" shoes
- colored skinny jeans
- Leggings with dresses
- Super clunky statement necklaces
- Skinny jeans that are super tight and then bunchy around ankles
- Scarves with everything, not just when out in cold weather
Etc.?
I feel like these looks were around 2010, not early 2000s.
I think low rise jeans, not skinny, flares with big pockets or stitching on the back. (7's, COH, Trus Religion) Or no back pockets.
Halter tops and dresses
Velour jogging suits
Trucker hats
Cargo pants in satin
Pashminas
Anonymous
12/19/2018 08:06
Subject: Early 2000s looks that look dated
Pop of color shoes are out?
Anonymous
12/19/2018 07:55
Subject: Re:Early 2000s looks that look dated
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yawn. Some of “us ladies” don’t need the help of DCUM frumps.
+1 people in DC offering fashion advise to anyone is a joke.
Advice. Get your basic spelling under control if you’re going to attempt to be superior.
Anonymous
12/19/2018 07:21
Subject: Early 2000s looks that look dated
Anonymous wrote:Bootcut jeans
Low rise jeans of any shape (I hope these never come back)
I also pray low rise jeans never come back. Awful. I'm pretty sure that you could see a c-section scar in my old jeans (if I could fit in them
)
Anonymous
12/19/2018 07:18
Subject: Early 2000s looks that look dated
Bootcut jeans
Low rise jeans of any shape (I hope these never come back)
Low rise jeans of any shape (I hope these never come back)
Anonymous
12/19/2018 07:15
Subject: Re:Early 2000s looks that look dated
Anonymous wrote:Yawn. Some of “us ladies” don’t need the help of DCUM frumps.
You seem lovely. NP.
Anonymous
12/19/2018 06:59
Subject: Early 2000s looks that look dated
The new trends of wearing whatever you like, even mom jeans just to show individuality.
Anonymous
12/19/2018 06:51
Subject: Re:Early 2000s looks that look dated
Anonymous wrote:Yawn. Some of “us ladies” don’t need the help of DCUM frumps.
+1 people in DC offering fashion advise to anyone is a joke.
Anonymous
12/19/2018 06:49
Subject: Re:Early 2000s looks that look dated
Yawn. Some of “us ladies” don’t need the help of DCUM frumps.
Anonymous
12/19/2018 06:48
Subject: Early 2000s looks that look dated
All ages (22 and up) wearing colored skinny jeans in my workplace. Maybe the youngsters are wearing them ironically?
Anonymous
12/19/2018 06:39
Subject: Early 2000s looks that look dated
Pulling off the trend about "pop of color" shoes and to help us ladies stay more current:
- "pop of color" shoes
- colored skinny jeans
- Leggings with dresses
- Super clunky statement necklaces
- Skinny jeans that are super tight and then bunchy around ankles
- Scarves with everything, not just when out in cold weather
Etc.?
- "pop of color" shoes
- colored skinny jeans
- Leggings with dresses
- Super clunky statement necklaces
- Skinny jeans that are super tight and then bunchy around ankles
- Scarves with everything, not just when out in cold weather
Etc.?