What is 1 unpopular opinion on fashion you have?

[RedAngie]

Some women may not like to, but I prefer wearing dresses or skirts rather than slacks. Both for work and leisure.

 

[Soldier's*Sweeties]

Rompers... nope.

These newish shorts in the front, maxi-skirt in the back combo... The mullet of pants??? BIG NO.

 

[TheDisneyNurse]

-I think if you have a certain length hair, buns are the way to go for nurses. My hair goes all the way to my butt. I don’t want that in my patient’s uh.... secretions I went to a stricter nursing school where buns were required if your hair went past your shoulders.

- Lived in Florida for over 13 years... hate sandals! I even walked around The Keys with vans.

-Tank tops are so comfy and for everyone, in my opinion. I lost over 110 lbs, so yes, my arms are a bit flabby with loose skin. Oh well! Tank tops are great for the hot weather when we’re up in Disney.

 

[AnnaFloridaLover]

This hairstyle (small, tight bun on top of the head) is fugly - all the time and on everybody.

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I just saw this on FB and laughed my butt off.

 

[AustinTink]

My Crocs sandals are perfectly acceptable. Cute even.

 

[AnnaFloridaLover]

To me, the very notion of dressing up on a boat seems bizarre

Maybe a fancy yacht party (I wouldn't know) but dressing up to eat crappy dinners on a cruise ship seems like a bunch of adults playing make believe.

 

[amberpi]

I just saw this on FB and laughed my butt off.

I come out looking like I'm hung over from Coachella when I try to do this. It's not pretty and I'm hopeless with my hair.

 

[AnnaFloridaLover]

Anything made by Luluroe should be burned immediately.

Amen. It's like Geranimals for adults.

But less flattering.

I had to look up Luluroe and that is the most ghastly crap I've ever seen. All of it. Staring at those prints too long could trigger a seizure.

 

[Wendy31]

I knew people would disagree---that is what makes it an "unpopular opinion"
I happen to think that if someone CHOOSES to dine somewhere with a suggested dress code at a certain level of formality they ought to adhere to it, or else choose to dine elsewhere.
Obviously plenty of people feel differently based on all the basketball shorts and sweats one sees in the MDR on cruise ships--I will just quietly think to myself that such people lack basic respect for guidelines, staff and fellow passengers when they show up like that--while enjoying my dinner dressed as requested in the venue I chose to dine in.

(and, funny enough there are many levels of formality between "dressed to the nines" senior prom, etc clothing and shorts/sports attire. I think it is kind of good to know how to read a situation and hit about the right level---things like cruises were one way MY kids learned that---what they did NOT learn was that the guidelines did not apply to them becuase they were "kids""on vacation""paid for this" or whatever other excuse.---I know many others think it doesn't matter. So be it. That is what make my opinion unpopular. Lucky for me, with my kids it was my rules )

I agree.

I think you need to follow the suggested dress guidelines of whatever venue &, even if there are no "suggested guidelines," I think you need to dress to fit the occasion. Growing up, my mom impressed upon me the importance of looking put together & the need to wear attire that fits the event or location.

As an aside, I love America, but, as a whole, we've really gotten kinda sloppy & slouchy looking.

DH & I were just talking about this the other day after a funeral we attended. I'm not saying everyone should attend a funeral in formal business attire, but there should be a level of respect that's displayed by what you wear.

Anyway...

My unpopular fashion opinions:

Just because you *can* wear something doesn't mean you should.

Booties are fine w/ slacks or longer dresses/skirts, but I'm another one that doesn't get the booties look w/ shorts & shorter dresses/skirts. Possibly, it's because I have short legs, &, if I wore booties w/ a short dress/skirt, it'd make my legs look even shorter.

I'm also not a fan of bra straps showing.

I don't like the extreme eyebrow and/or eye liner look.

I can't stand Birkenstocks, & the original Crocs shoe isn't really a good look on anyone.

And this is my own personal quirk - I don't like khaki pants - especially pleat-front, especially in the evening, & especially on men. Khaki pants are fine for daytime wear or less formal occasions, but I just have this hang-up about khaki pants on men in the evening or at formal events like weddings. Khaki is just such bland color & not as sharp as navy or gray or black. I think it's because so many different places of employment require khaki pants... I don't know.

Also... I hate that women don't wear hose any more. In the fall & summer, it's fine because I have a tan. But I'm really self-conscious of how my bare legs look in the winter & early spring.

 

[kaytieeldr]

That you can't wear stripes with floral.

I don't hate jorts.

But I do have portmanteaus

Those guys on he left really do look feminine.

Dunno if that's good or bad. It's Vixen.

 

[kaytieeldr]

Just because it comes in your size, doesn't mean you should wear it.

I don't know that this qualifies. This is (or darn well should be) the popular opinion. And practice.

 

[FlightlessDuck]

Fashion, has a concept, is dumb.

 

[NHdisneylover]

Some women may not like to, but I prefer wearing dresses or skirts rather than slacks. Both for work and leisure.

Me too.
Dresses and skirts are so much more comfortable and I think they look much better on me than slacks

 

[Squirlz]

The goatee facial hair that became popular in the 90s should have stayed there. I call it a NASCAR mustache.

 

[catfan98]

Anything made by Luluroe should be burned immediately.

I totally agree with this with the exception of the "Randy" shirts. They are the baseball type 3/4 length sleeve shirts. I love those and live in them in the spring and fall. However, I am picky about the print...absolutely no crazy stuff. And I only buy on a resale site or if they are very discounted, I won't pay anywhere near the retail price - $35 - nope.

 

[frog3101]

A little modesty goes a long way

 

[maxiesmom]

My Crocs sandals are perfectly acceptable. Cute even.

Yes!! I have a few pair of the Cleos, and they are great. Comfy enough to walk around WDW, and waterproof too. They are my go to park shoe when I know it is going to rain.

 

[maxiesmom]

Oh, and I do have two pairs of the Mickey head croc clogs. I bought my first pair at the Magic Kingdom, when my feet hurt so bad I wanted to cry. I still take them along, just in case I have a day where my feet hate all my other shoes.

 

[Tinkerbell58]

Ugg boots with shorts. Just say no!

 

[MamaLema]

I wouldn’t wear Crocs if they were the only shoes on Earth.

Very obvious eyelash extensions...you don’t look good, you look fake

Pointed fingernails...just say no