Girlfriend's box of questions. Here we go!!!!

I've noticed that women don't seem to wear slips anymore (guess they are still called that - you wear them under a dress or skirt). When they walk across a room or outdoors, you can see straight through their clothes. Just doesn't look as nice to me.

Another thing I don't care to see is everybody's cleavage (or to show mine)! As my clothes got larger, all the clothing styles seemed to get lower cut. It was like the clothing industry was saying to 'you have nothing else going for you so we'll show off your big boobs!" haha

  I don't know if I'm really offended by it..but I cannot understand why kids and adults pay good money and a lot of money for jeans or pants with holes in them, (not holes they wear in them cause they are old), but holes that are manufactured into the pants.

  I do not like people who have to show their belly or cleavage..some is ok..but come on...

  Old fashioned trend I didn't like..saddle shoes...OMG my mom made us wear them all the time and I hated them !!!

Just go to www,peopleofwalmart.com and u can see all my pet peeves about clothing.  It's hillarious

Susan....how fun!!

I hate piercing all over the face and tongue...gross!!! I am with you....those pants hanging off the guys butts drives me crazy!!  String bikinis....ugh...not too many people can get by looking good in them....but everyone thinks they look hot in them!!

Older styles.....flood length jeans (men)....especially with white socks and black shoes!!   Maxi skirts....was another!! Now they are coming back...icky!!

Hugs....connie d

I'll play! I'm late... sitting at Starbucks with a decaf coffee. I have my little notebook computer- love this thing!
I think that my biggest pet peeve is the skin tight stretchy tops when fluffy girls and women are squeezed into them. Every bulge and roll is intensified. I also dislike the sweat pants with the word stretched across the butt. I hate tacky... to me, too sexy, too anything is trailer trash tacky. I also dislike too much makeup.  And that look of lined lips if it shows.
I'm OK with a little touch of cleavage- maybe a subtle hint that they are there. I only have one and a half boobs, so I appreciate a nice set of titties! LOL
Julia

Since I don't go for the fashion trends (my sense of fashion is what I call happy clothes ... I like clothing that makes me happy, makes other people smile, too; plus jeans, t-shirts, comfortable stuff), I don't go for most of the stuff that is supposedly "fashionable". 

That said, I hate:

The pants hanging down around the butt cheeks
The piercings of the nose, lips, belly button, etc., but especially the lips and nose ... really gross.
Preteen girls who are dressed up and made-up older than they are ... don't ru**** girls.
Guys who come to work dressed in dirty jeans (we have one at work; I don't mind jeans at work, but wear some that aren't so patched and dirty looking).
Stores that cater to the fashion trends for only the 20-somethings and the teenyboppers (Kohl's and Target, for instance ... all their short-sleeved tops have sleeves so short they show off the bat wings of the more mature woman). Kohl's doesn't even sell anything you could wear on the job anymore (I know, I asked when I was job hunting ... I wound up going to Penney's ... Kohl's said they only have "trendy" clothes).

I know there are more, and I agree with a lot of what already is posted. I like what I like, whether is in fashion or not.

BLACK nailpolish - ugh.

Before pantyhose we had to wear stockings and a garter belts. My huge thighs ran over the stockings and rubbed together. By the end of the day my inner thighs were raw.

I don't carry black polish at the salon, but I do have an eggplant that I seldom use.

Thank God for no more raw inner thighs. How horrible was that?

Don't think it ever has been a fashion trend, but (butt?) old guys bent over at Home Depot examining sprinkler parts or whatever with "more than I want to see" from behind. Wear a belt please!!

Young women wearing high heels who don't have a clue as to how to walk in them!

I also don't like the tight, skimpy look.  I'll add, though, that I also don't like this trend of making little girls wear the same suggestive outfits young adults wear.  I don't like this effort to age kids before their time.  I notice it when I try to get clothes for my 9 year old granddaughter.

I never liked high heels and I especially hated platform shoes so I'll go with those as past trends I didn't like.  Oh ... and I never liked the micro  mini either.