Throwback Fashion Fails Of Our College Years
#FBF: We Just Discovered We Were The Tackiest Kids Ever In College - Page 9
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It’s always fun — and a bit embarrassing — to look back on your younger years and see how far you’ve come, whether it be with relationships, your career or even your style. Thanks to Facebook memories, I’m reminded of the latter more often than I care to every time I log on to the social media platform that, unfortunately, just took off during the worst fashion years of my adult life: college.
As I chuckled and shamefully shared pictures of my university days gone by with our other editors today I was comforted by one fact alone: Their clothing was just as bad as mine. As so, with their permission, I put together this #FlashbackFriday post proving what I think is now unequivocally true: Everybody was tacky in college. Check out the pics we have to prove it and tell us about your tacky college style in the comments section.
What you know about a Baby Phat tee? Hopefully nothing today. And you weren’t stylin’ if you didn’t have the cellphone and digital camera holders on your belt. #swagu
Kitten heels, a chain belt, and gauchos –I basically look like an ad for everything that was wrong with 2006.
And then I had the nerve to repeat the look again with a newsboy hat and plastic earrings — and bring a friend into it.
But I wasn’t alone. In another college in the Midwest, editors Veronica and Victoria were stuntin’ on ’em in kitten heels and sandals with a halter sheath dress accented by a keyhole opening and spandex around the thighs — just where every 18 year old needs it.
Gold.Sequin.Bolero. Three words I never want to see together again, much less on my body, particularly with another pair of wide-leg gauchos.
As you can see, Lauren had a love for red too — in every shade possible. We won’t get on the bang purposefully peeking out from under her headband which is meant to hold hair back.
Bell sleeve polyester tops and wide-leg khakis were a must in 2009. At least that’s what we tell ourselves now.