Fashion Trends That Should Never Make A Comeback

We’re sure you’ll be glad that you can no longer find these trends in the stores!
Let’s take a stroll down memory lane and see which trends should never ever make a comeback.
Retro Workout Fashion: The 80s Phenomenon
Remember the 80s? A time of big hair, giant afros, and nylon tracksuits. But there was something else that made the decade so memorable - the popular aerobics-themed workout fashion trend.

Tight leotards, neon leg warmers, stirrup leggings, and sweatbands - it was a must-have for fashion-conscious women. And of course, who can forget the iconic Jane Fonda and her bestselling workout video? It may not have made much sense, but it was the height of the 80s style.
Shoulder Pads: The Comeback We Didn't Know We Needed?

A Timeless Solution: The Garter Belt

A Flattering Flashback - the 1930s Womens’ Swimsuit

A Short-Lived Fad: The Uncomfortable Reality of the Hobble Skirt
The fashion of the 1910s, though iconic, was not always comfortable. This was especially true of the hobble skirt, a style that limited the women’s movement. As Jessica Brown Findlay so aptly put it, “there’s a reason hobble skirts are called hobble. You literally can't move very far in them.” Taking tiny steps was the name of the game, and the tight fit of the skirt made it seem like it could tear at any moment.

A Blast from the Past: The 80s' Hairstyle Revival

Psychedelic Fashion: A Trip Through Time
Psychedelic Fashion hit the streets in the late '60s and stayed with us until the '70s. With its groovy, dizzying patterns, it became a symbol of the hippie movement in San Francisco. But it wasn't just about looking good - it was about reordering the political, social, and artistic structures of the time.

The trend moved from the street to the red carpet, with Raquel Welch famously donning a psychedelic dress. But not everyone could pull it off as she did! Psychedelic Fashion was about more than just fashion - it was about the participation and involvement of the people wearing it.
Blushing Beauties: A Look Back at the '80s

Bringing Fur Back: A Look at the 2000s' Furry Fashion Trend

Can Denim-on-Denim Make a Comeback?
Denim-on-denim has a bit of a checkered history. Whenever the phrase is uttered, many of us conjure up visions of the 2000s, when even the most stylish of celebrities couldn't quite make it work. However, the trend is starting to make a comeback! Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake famously donned the look in the early 2000s and recently, many celebrity couples have followed suit.

How Petticoats Have Been Flattering Women for Centuries
Petticoats have been around since the 1300s, providing women with a flattering shape for centuries. During the 17th century, petticoats were a fashionable item before becoming underwear in the mid-eighteenth century. The 1950s saw a comeback of these garments, with women wearing them under the knee or calf-length skirts.

Goodbye to the Unwanted Poodle Cut: Say No to the 1950s Fad!

The Flapper Revolution: A Look Back at the Roaring '20s
The Flapper Revolution of the Roaring '20s is an iconic style that is still admired to this day. After World War I, the trend emerged as women grew in confidence and began to experiment with modern haircuts and loose-fitting dresses, a stark contrast to the previous Victorian era. With feathered accessories, beaded designs, and fringed-out flapper dresses, this brave new style was considered bold and daring.

While the trend had appeal, it has since gone out of style and is unlikely to make a comeback. However, the Flapper Revolution still remains a symbol of female empowerment and liberation.
Track Jackets: An '80s Trend That Should Stay (Only) on the Track
The 1980s saw the rise of the brightly coloured travesty that is the track jacket. But let's face it, we've been through enough and this is the last thing we want to revive. Understandably, the '80s was a time of incredible innovation, but the track jacket trend should probably stay in the past.

Clear Clothes: More than Just a Fashion Faux Pas!

The 1950s Haircut Trend that Never Goes Out of Style

Rebooted and Refined: The Comeback of Patchwork Jeans

Now, however, brands have given the trend a reboot with a professional, modern flair, utilizing different denim washes to create a collage-like look. So why not add some patchwork pizzazz to your wardrobe and stand out in style?
The Brightest Trend of the '80s: Neon Style!

Enjoy the Beach in Wooden Swimsuits!

The Iconic '90s Butterfly Clip - Making a Comeback?

The Unstoppable Trend of Acid-Washed Denim

Leather Fashion: The Faux Revival
In the 1960s, leather jackets were in vogue for men, while women sported leather dresses. PETA wasn't around yet, but shortly thereafter, manufacturers had already started producing faux leather clothing. Now, while pure leather is still a luxury item, public sentiment toward it has resulted in its decline, and we can only hope that this trend continues.

Stop the High Platform Shoes: An Urgent Petition to Prevent Ankle-Breaking Fashions
It's time to take a stand against those high-platform shoes that are a recipe for disaster. Not only do they look bad, but they can easily lead to broken ankles and limbs. In the 1990s, unfortunately, many women opted for such risky fashion choices, wearing them with mini dresses, sporty pants, and crop tops.

We must not let this trend take off again – it's time to put a stop to it before we see an epidemic of broken bones! Let's put an end to this disaster in the making by signing a petition to ensure that high-platform shoes are gone for good.
Bandannas '90s Trend Making a Comeback!
'90s-style bandannas are making a huge comeback! What was once a signature accessory of the Hippie era, has been revitalized by teens on TikTok. But while Jennifer Lopez's iconic low-rise jeans, bedazzled belt, and bandanna were a hit, not everyone can pull them off.

The Comeback of High Waisted Jeans: A Thousand Times Better than Low-Rise!
We all know the feeling of being presented with a choice between high-waisted jeans and low-rise jeans – the decision is made in the blink of an eye! After taking a look at the Pepsi ad, which looks more like an ad for high-waisted denim, it's clear to see why this trend has made a major comeback since its inception in the late '80s.

Sure, it's not always the most flattering look, but when it comes to denim, high-waisted jeans are a thousand times better than their low-rise counterparts. So, if you're ready to make a statement, why not join the high-waisted revolution?
Can Cargo Pants Make A Comeback?
We’ve seen low-rise jeans and slouchy denim make a return to the fashion world, and now cargo pants are trying to do the same. Even though many fashion critics believe cargo pants to be the single worst item of clothing, models and actors have been seen wearing them – could they be on the brink of a trend revival?

The 1990s Were All About Minimalism: Slip Dresses Taking the Runway

A Timeless Freshness: Mary Quant's Miniskirt Revolution

Say Goodbye to Low-Rise Jeans: The Worst Fashion Choice of the 2000s!
The 2000s was an interesting time for fashion. Fortunately, one trend that didn't stand the test of time as low-rise jeans. Not only were they uncomfortable to wear while sitting or traveling, but they also caused a lot of stress to the waistline. Plus, there was the issue of compromised style, class, and comfort.

A Century-Long History of American Sportswear: Get to Know the Athleisure Trend!

Plaid is Here to Stay - From Punk to Preppy & Beyond!
From punk to preppy and beyond, plaid has been around for decades - and it's not going anywhere! Since the '90s, fashion enthusiasts have been mad about plaid. Whether they love it or hate it, almost everyone has to admit that it's a versatile fabric. Over the years, it has become a style staple of cooler seasons.

Show Off Your Sexy Curves with Bandage Dresses!

The Return of the Waist: Bias-Cut Dresses of the 1930s
The 1930s brought with it a wave of change in the fashion world. After the Great Depression, women's wardrobes saw a shift towards more structured designs, with long skirts featuring zig-zag seams replacing loose flapper dresses. Bias-cut dresses proved to be a popular choice, as they were designed to accentuate the curves of the wearer.

Modest yet stylish, these dresses brought back the element of waist into the fashion landscape, much to the delight of women everywhere. This fashion revolution allowed women to express themselves through their wardrobes in a whole new way.
Babydoll Dress: A Timeless Fashion Icon

Glove It Up: Bringing Back the 1950s Glamour with a Modern Twist

Geometric Shapes are Making a Fashion Comeback!

The Peasant Look: A Trend That Refuses to Fade Away

Stylish or Tacky? Will Animal Print Ever Go Out of Style?

Step Into the Dizzying World of Patterned Tights
