12 offbeat trends from the 2000s that even the biggest stars loved

The 2000s can be considered some of the worst in fashion history. And the more we look at the trends that emerged in this decade, the more we are sure that this was a time of great “experiments” in the look. How to explain, for example, the omnipresence of rhinestones, the totally over tan “marks” and the underwear visible through the pants? These are just some of the characteristics that marked the fashion of that time.

we, from awesome.club, we succumbed to nostalgia and decided to remember 12 of the most controversial visual choices of the 2000s. Trends that, by the way, fell in the taste of even the biggest celebrities. Follow up!

Today, pants with bows instead of a zipper make many people turn up their noses. But a decade ago, they were the darlings of celebrities like J-Lo. It must be made clear, however, that this was a choice only for the bravest.

Anyone who followed the first decade of this century knows how popular small vests were in those years. They were worn with t-shirts, blouses and even with nothing underneath. Another recurring choice was the pants skinny🇧🇷 In the late 2000s, the classic “bell-bottoms” were replaced by extremely tight pants. When they were long, they still created a sort of “accordion effect” in the heel area, slightly covering the shoes. A look beyond strange, but that in those times caused envy in friends.

The accessories are a different matter: colorful plastic necklaces, huge boho-style earrings, feathers and much, much more. rhinestones🇧🇷 These were just some of the most beloved adornments of the time.

The exuberant tulle skirt, worn by the show’s main character sex and the city, Carrie Bradshaw, became one of the top hits of the time. Tutus were so popular that even adult women couldn’t resist them.

Cargo pants, a piece capable of keeping those who understand fashion from sleeping, were an indispensable item in the wardrobe of celebrities a decade ago. The bravest still hemmed tight, high-top boots.

Almost every girl of those times had at least one such belt, often complemented with ornaments, jewelry, flowers and other accoutrements. Did you have one too?

The fashion for dresses and skirts with the bottom folded over is (thankfully) long gone. But these pieces were once the center of attention. In the photo above, we can remember when Paris Hilton (an icon of the 2000s) appeared with the dress above at a gala ceremony. Apparently, fashionistas did not care much about the fact that such a style of clothing could greatly distort the proportions of the body.

Another accessory loved by the fashion world of the 2000s: belts with a huge buckle, which did not perform its main function and served more as an “adornment”.

Every self-respecting fashionista of that era should have a pair of ankle boots. Not even Gwyneth Paltrow could resist. Such shoes were not only uncomfortable, but also shortened the legs.

Another controversial trend of that era was the pleated miniskirt or “school girl”. They could be so short that it was difficult to determine whether they were skirts or wide belts. Despite this, every girl wore it, both ordinary young people and famous ones.

Popular in the 2000s, colored tights (of the most diverse colors of the rainbow) most of the time did not match the look and were “isolated” in the visual. If today they can be considered outdated, at the time, they represented a fashion symbol.

The cute little dog from Mexico quickly won the love of fashionistas around the world thanks to icons like Paris Hilton and Britney Spears. The two, among other celebrities, have used these dogs as an accessory at red carpet events. Can you believe?

Which 2000s trends are the most “cheesy” in your opinion? And which ones, on the contrary, would you use today without any problems? Comment!