fashion fail

A tweet about a ridiculously high-cut swimsuit has gone viral after people started mocking its unrealistic design, questioning how regular women are meant to wear it. You may or may not be aware that high cut swimwear is very much in fashion right now—show off those long legs, ladies! But there is a limit to how high up your butt (and lady parts) your swimsuit can be wedged, and Twitter users are simply not standing for this absurd piece of clothing. Their responses hilariously mock the red swimsuit, in their attempts to understand the practicalities of wearing it at the beach.

Fashion trends come and go, and you gotta roll with the punches if you want to stay current. But sometimes, things come back into style that are just not OK, and women everywhere are starting to revolt. 2021 has seen the revival of many vintage styles that, quite frankly, should stay in the era they originated, and there are lots of women who feel the same. These tweets represent their fury at 2021's disappointing fashion trends, and they're pretty hilariously accurate. Here are some more funny women's tweets, if these tickled your funny bone.

Fashion changes over time; this is a universally acknowledged fact. And while some things come back into fashion a decade or two later, some fads are best forgotten and need to be buried deep in the fashion archives. Men's short shorts are one of those things, as proved by these vintage pictures from the 70s. Put the thighs away, gentleman. Thank you very much.

Facial hair takes a lot to maintain (so we've heard), so why anyone would want to take on more than was necessary, we have no idea. These men have decided that double mustaches are the way to go when it comes to making a fashion statement, so who are we to stand in their way? Instead, we'll sit here silently judging them, secretly glad that they are getting a taste of what women go through daily regarding difficult beauty maintenance.

Some beauty trends resurface over time, like thick eyebrows, chockers, and corduroy—which you can only pull off if you live in an expensive loft. These trends deserve the rebirths they get because they're cool, and they (usually) look good. But some styles from years gone by were so bad that they stayed there and thankfully never came back, like these long hairstyles from men in the 1970s. Back in the day, these men would be considered hot. But when we look at them now, all we see are a bunch of shaggy sheepdogs who need to lose their body weight in hair. It's a no from us.

Everyone has the right to their own sense of fashion. But some people abuse that privilege and deserve to be named and shamed for their clothing choices. We know catwalk fashion is meant to be somewhat out of the ordinary, but these outfits truly show the meaning of crimes against fashion. Someone call the fashion police, now!

Fashion is a form of self-expression that many people hold dear, believing that clothing is a creative outlet to help physically portray their personalities. So it makes sense that they take crimes against fashion very seriously, especially fashion faux pas like these. The crimes against fashion committed by the people in this gallery are on another level, and honestly, I'm offended. Take a look at these fashion fails and tell me you're not offended on a deep level too?

Fashion is an ever-evolving phenomenon that is influenced by pop culture over time. Athletes, musicians, movie stars, social media, and even royalty have huge impacts on the different trends that come and go in the fashion world. Still, it's we, the consumers, who suck it up and spend money on whatever they (whoever they are) tells us is trendy, happy to spend even more money the following season when that first purchase is no longer cool. Essentially, we're total suckers. But, sometimes fashion takes a strange turn and reinvents social conventions, turns all the societal norms on their heads, and makes us question everything we thought we knew about everything. Take these runway looks of men wearing skirts and dresses; they might be fabulous outfits, but I'm not sure how high-street fashion they could become.

Fashion is a religion that many hold dear, and they don't take kindly when its' laws are desecrated. So if you care about fashion in any way, you probably shouldn't scroll through these pictures of people who committed the most serious of crimes against fashion, my eyes, and my faith in humanity.

Sometimes fashion designers come up with beautiful clothing that high street stores turn into wearable outfits. Other times, they design such bizarre looks that it's hard to tell if they're just a weird joke instead. Like these bizarre catwalk fashion looks, which have us wondering if the designers were being serious or just taking the piss. These pictures are all taken from the Instagram account Hint Mag, which claims to show 'fun with fashion,' but let's be honest, they are more like 'freak with fashion'. 

Few things in life truly offend me, but men wearing socks with sandals is one of them. Men who actively pursue such footwear depravity commit the ultimate crime against fashion and deserve to be shamed for doing so. I mean, it doesn't even make sense. The whole point of wearing sandals is to let your feet breathe, so I'm not sure why anyone would wear socks with them. Honestly, the mind baffles!

Catwalk fashion is known to be outrageous and flamboyant, but these ridiculous men's runway looks are too much for me. Either I'm missing something here, or high-end fashion is something I'll never understand. And you know what? I'm OK with that. 

Being a bridesmaid is a big honor. Wearing a hideous bridesmaid dress is not. These ugly vintage bridesmaid dresses prove two things: that these brides have awful taste, and I feel sorry for the poor bridesmaids who had to wear these monstrosities.

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!

We've shown you the Brokini (aka, bikinis for bros), and we've shown you the weird and wonderful world of men's catwalk fashion. And by that, we mean the hideously flamboyant. And now, we're back with another bizarre addition to men's fashion that you'll want to ensure you keep away from your boyfriends and husbands. Introducing the latest in Fashion Fail of the Week, denim speedos. And yes, they're as awful as they sound. As if the Brokini wasn't enough to ruin your summer. You can buy a pair for your man here if you're so inclined. And you hate him.

Remember when you were a little kid, and your mom forced you and your siblings to wear matching, scratchy, ugly outfits? The shame, the embarrassment, and the discomfort you endured, all so that your mom could get some great family pics? Well, we took a look back at some 1970s fashion ads, and the outfits look precisely like the scenario we just described. A mixture of tartan, plaid, high-waisted belts, and stuffy cotton looking numbers, the 1970s isn't a time we want to revisit when it comes to vintage fashion. Check out some of these ridiculous matching outfits from 70s fashion ads, and be grateful that your mom was the only one forcing you to match, and not the catwalks.