Anonymous wrote:Sorry guys, this is my fault, I finally bought a pair of straight legs and wide legs today. Apologies for not alerting the rest of you that this would instantly alter the trend, my bad!

This is me - I do like clothes and try to be a little fashionable but it is pretty much a guarantee that as soon as I get a new pair of jeans, that style is OVER

Anonymous wrote:Vogue still exists? Who knew. Tiktoks algorithm has more say over what's in or not than Vogue could ever hope to have at this point

People get their fashion advice from TikTok?

Anonymous wrote:Sorry guys, this is my fault, I finally bought a pair of straight legs and wide legs today. Apologies for not alerting the rest of you that this would instantly alter the trend, my bad!

Ha! Me too!

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Anonymous wrote:The picture in the article is hilarious. Looks like she's wearing clown shoes with her super skinny jeans. No thanks! I'll stick with straight leg and very slightly baggy.

I'm okay with the shoes, but those are some low-rise-butt-crack-showing-when-you-sit skinny jeans right there. No thanks.

Yep-I will never, ever wear pants that expose my butt crack again so long as I live. I don't care how "in" they are.

Anonymous wrote:Sorry guys, this is my fault, I finally bought a pair of straight legs and wide legs today. Apologies for not alerting the rest of you that this would instantly alter the trend, my bad!

Lol ditto. I finally started buying some straight legs this year. So of course this means that they’re heading out

Vogue still exists? Who knew. Tiktoks algorithm has more say over what's in or not than Vogue could ever hope to have at this point

Anonymous wrote:The picture in the article is hilarious. Looks like she's wearing clown shoes with her super skinny jeans. No thanks! I'll stick with straight leg and very slightly baggy.

I'm okay with the shoes, but those are some low-rise-butt-crack-showing-when-you-sit skinny jeans right there. No thanks.

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Anonymous wrote:Slim jeans never left. Frankly "skinny jeans" should only be left to the young and slim.

Also, how old are you that you need Vouge to tell you want to wear? **snickers**

You are very rude for no reason. I wear size 2, what size do you wear?

Ah, yes, vanity sizing.

I am a 10. Fight me, bish.

Regardless of vanity sizing, a size 10 is still significantly larger than a size 2. So, I guess I am young and slim 😂😂😂 your post is really not landing how you wanted it to.

Agree, I'm a size 10 and I not slim at all.

Anonymous wrote:The picture in the article is hilarious. Looks like she's wearing clown shoes with her super skinny jeans. No thanks! I'll stick with straight leg and very slightly baggy.

THANK YOU for posting a pic in the Beauty and Fashion forum (all other posters take note. this is how to do it!)

I think a man at my office wears those shoes. That whole look is tragic.

Anonymous wrote:Vogue can shove it. They make me look like an ice cream cone.

+1
Or a turkey drumstick.

The picture in the article is hilarious. Looks like she's wearing clown shoes with her super skinny jeans. No thanks! I'll stick with straight leg and very slightly baggy.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Slim jeans never left. Frankly "skinny jeans" should only be left to the young and slim.

Also, how old are you that you need Vouge to tell you want to wear? **snickers**

You are very rude for no reason. I wear size 2, what size do you wear?

Ah, yes, vanity sizing.

I am a 10. Fight me, bish.

Regardless of vanity sizing, a size 10 is still significantly larger than a size 2. So, I guess I am young and slim 😂😂😂 your post is really not landing how you wanted it to.

I will never again imprison my legs in skinny jeans. I remember taking them off and having seam marks down the sides of my legs. Wide legs 4 eva!

I’ve never thought they were “out,” per se, but 1) there was a really long period of time where you literally could not buy anything else. So if you wore old boot-cuts or whatever it looked super particularly dated. 2) I’ve kept wearing my skinny jeans - the key all along was just updating the rest of your outfit, specifically shoes and accessories. Skinny jeans, tall boots, tunic top? 2014 called. Skinny jeans, neutral sneakers, and a tee? It’s fine. People have always worn tight jeans!

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Anonymous wrote:Slim jeans never left. Frankly "skinny jeans" should only be left to the young and slim.

Also, how old are you that you need Vouge to tell you want to wear? **snickers**

You are very rude for no reason. I wear size 2, what size do you wear?

Ah, yes, vanity sizing.

I am a 10. Fight me, bish.