The Trends That Made The "Nice" List For 2007

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There was enough going on this year to make even the most optimistic of people depressed. As a respite, all our favorite trends this year are a little out there -- bright colors, huge accessories, with a lot of emphasis on just having some fun.


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Too short. What about those accessories? Totes (http://www.popwuping.com/stuff/bags/tote-bag/) - handmade (http://www.etsy.com) ?

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:24 AM on 01/02/2008

Where are the rest of the photos? I have no idea what those clever sneakers look like.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 11:38 PM on 01/01/2008

Kate Moss invented bangs?

Seriously, is there anything dumber than fashion writing?

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:36 PM on 01/01/2008
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Women are the biggest consumers of stuff roaming the planet. Their insatiable need-addiction to have to have stuff they don't need is actually quite astounding.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:56 PM on 12/31/2007

why does this even matter

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:26 AM on 12/31/2007
- zaneblue I'm a Fan of zaneblue 2 fans permalink

Oh, come on. Some of us moms have really long waists. Really really long waists and even with high-waisted pants have plenty of waist to spare. Please leave us our mom pants.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 09:58 AM on 12/29/2007
- Sciguy I'm a Fan of Sciguy 11 fans permalink
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Those Balenciaga "sneaker" shoes are described as "a little nuts" and having heels that are "workable and distinctive." OK...

That description must have been written by a male who never tried to walk around in heels like that. Why is it that women still have to wear high heels that shorten the calf muscles to be in fashion? High heels also make walking on one's toes a necessity, assuming that one can walk at all, instead of just carrying the damn things and wearing them to stand, sit, or walk a few paces. It looks like women are (fashionably!) doing a 20th-century version of foot binding.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 09:56 AM on 12/29/2007
- Kalima I'm a Fan of Kalima 73 fans permalink
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If you live long enough,everything you hated or loved will make the rounds again.
When I see bell-bottom trousers now I feel quite ill.
Same with the huge,American football type of shoulder pads.
Looked great on 1940's stars but failed in the 70's and 80's.
The mini skirt revival was also a disaster for many
and still is.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 08:39 AM on 12/29/2007

Dita von Teese? Puh-leeze. She's so affected. And she's a stripper. She can call herself a 'burlesque artist' but when it comes right down to it, she takes her clothes off for money. A stripper by any other name...

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 06:19 PM on 12/28/2007

No, not shoulder pads. We do NOT love shoulder pads. On football and hockey players? Yes. In women's suits? NO. NO. NO.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:39 PM on 12/28/2007

"We told you there was wide-leg trousers..."

Grammar, grammar, grammar....

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:51 PM on 12/28/2007
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