TOP TEN White People Fashion Fails

Jun 08, 2009 - by Hillary Frazier

Since our '10 Ghetto Fabulous Don'ts' was so widely popular/hated, we decided to create a list of the things white people do that we really don't understand. We aren't racist, we promise.

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1. Sweatpants/Pajamas in public. I never really understood this, it takes the same amount of effort to put on a pair of jeans as it does to put on all of these things. Ridiculous.

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2. Ed Hardy. This photo speaks for itself.

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3. Oakley mirrored/rainbow sunglasses. When is it really necessary to be wearing rainbow tinted sunglasses?  White people love how these make them look like a surfer/snowboarder/DOUCHEBAG.

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4. Jean skirts + leggings + UGG boots. I am STILL waiting for this "trend" to go out of style. If it's warm enough out for you to be wearing a skirt, you shouldn't be wearing UGG boots..if it's cold enough for you to be wearing UGG boots, you shouldn't be wearing a skirt. Pick one or the other, please.

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5. Socks and sandals.  Look at how short that guy's pants are! This screams tourist/dad to me.  Who ever decided that this was acceptable?

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6. Humor state-themed shirts.  Somewhere along the line, white people decided that it was hilarious to use semi-witty phrases along with whatever state they lived in.  Thus, the humor state shirt was born, and has sadly not died off yet.

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7. Stupid tattoos. Butterflies, tribals, skulls, barbed wire, etc.

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8. Crocs. I don't care if they're "super comfortable," Crocs are and will always the THE UGLIEST FUCKING THINGS ON THE PLANET. Why they keep inventing different styles (sandals, flats), I have no idea.

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9. Cargo shorts. White people LOVE these.  But why do you need all of those pockets?

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10. Critter pants. To me, these seem like a cross between cargo pants and pajamas. Either way, not cool. And they look exceptionally dumb with those flip flops.

 

 

Don't hate me more than you already do.

 

 

 

 

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