Fashion That Died in 2025

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• ER

  @ericnodi7661 · 9 months ago

  the trends right now basically are just social media algorithm, not from real life culture

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• EL

  @ElizaTrump · 9 months ago

  Baggy jeans + timbs being called a micro trend is pretty bold

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• RE

  @Regina.diSpade · 9 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0IbIsse0rmo&amp;t=312">5:12</a> office siren trend died because all of them got FIRED...

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• KI

  @KillenEMsoftly · 9 months ago

  social media has killed every form of culture. trends arent even trends if they last for like a week. regional trends are nonexistent. really sucks for young ppl this era.

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• DA

  @darkbluemars · 9 months ago

  I so hate the performative male trend. One time I was called out that I was doing the trend just because I am reading a book in a park when I’ve been doing that for more than ten years.

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• PI

  @Picsou-hou-hou · 8 months ago

  The trend is ignoring trends in general. Be yourself.

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• KA

  @kayreece96 · 9 months ago

  Is it just me or is anyone else tired of only seeing what ai thinks you want to see?? Like, show me something new, &nbsp;show me something that&apos;s not me in my own echochamber. Let me use my brain for something instead of mindlessly scrolling to see stuff i like and giving me little dopamine hits. I miss the humanity. I&apos;m not a machine.

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• YA

  @yannickgluck4224 · 9 months ago

  The only thing I learned from this video is that social media with Instagram and TikTok specifically are the scourge of mankind. Happy to say, that I deleted both apps as a new year resolution in 2024.

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• NA

  @NavLFC · 9 months ago

  the cropped tees have been a great piece for me to finally get regular length tees as a shorter guy. Every regular tee is always made way too long.

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• BU

  @buttovskii · 9 months ago (edited)

  Labubu downfall was the best thing this year,really liked that that’s ended

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• WN

  @wndupfx · 9 months ago

  Quarter zips didn’t come out of nowhere. They’re from finance culture and are great for layering in the spring and fall.

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• HE

  @henersly963 · 9 months ago

  AI in fashion makes me sad tbh, companies that incorporate these AI generated models are cheating out on real models and real clothes (like they are already), more models will be ever underpaid as AI inevitably gets further incorporated with it’s popularity. And it doesn’t mean clothes will be better quality with the saved costs using AI. Any brand that uses AI in their marketing or their designs instantly lose my support, bc if they’ve cheaped out on this, where else have they cheaped out on? Their clothes, which is the most important thing about them. Seeing Zara use AI to generate you in their clothes is off-putting (I don’t like Zara to begin with but), knowing that your likeness is in their database for image generation is gross, and a sad trend that will definitely continue and grow in 2026, and deteriorate the reputation of every brand that decides to use them.

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