We love finding pictures of offensive fashion choices and marvel at how someone would decide to wear an outfit that is so, so bad. Whether it's ridiculous catwalk looks, oddly specific trends, or just regular people making bad fashion choices, they all make our eyes and our hearts hurt equally as much. Here is the latest collection of deeply offensive fashion fails, which would all be burned if it were up to me, and stat!
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Forget high street fashion; it's all about upcycled fashion nowadays. When it comes to recycling old material to make new clothes, some people are incredibly talented. Whether they're using their grandmother's old curtains, some toilet paper, or old jeans, these people have created masterpieces out of old material. They say one man's trash is another man's treasure, and these pictures prove that a hundred times over! Look at the talent.
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If you're anything like me, then wearing all black is something you can relate to. Come rain or shine, winter or summer; you'll probably find me in an all-black or almost-all-black outfit. There are many benefits to wearing all black — it's flattering, sophisticated, and almost always appropriate — and in my humble opinion, more people should do it. Of course, there are the haters, who tell me it looks like I'm always on my way to a funeral, but I'll go ahead and assume it's just their jealousy talking. These funny tweets sum up the struggles that people who only wear black face from the general public. And they do get a lot of stick. But, as all my fellow black-clothing-wearing humans know, wearing black isn't a phase; it's a lifestyle, and it's time more people embraced it!
The majority of people don't think twice about what they wear when they go to the supermarket; in fact, most people just about get out of their pajamas for the occasion. But it turns out that one thing you do need to consider when getting dressed the morning of your supermarket shop is the color of your clothing. Because supermarkets have uniforms and wearing the color of those uniforms will likely result in fellow customers assuming you work there - something these people didn't think about when they wore red shirts to Target. Check out their hilarious Tweets documenting their experiences of being confused for employees.
