What item of clothing or accessory do you JUST NOT WEAR?

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Even though you think it's a perfectly fine garment, and can look lovely on other people?

I don't wear clothes with writing on. Or pictures. Patterns yes, but no motifs.

I have no idea why. I don't think they are ugly or trashy or frumpy or too young, they're just not me.

What's your "nothing wrong with it but it's just not me" item?

Belts, i often need them but I have a smallish waist but rather large hips and if I wear a belt look like the join in a string of sausages. Also I don't need any extra bulk in the tummy department.

Shirts. I always get that unflattering gapey effect at the buttons. And they remind me of being at school.

Ditto on the jauntily-tied chiffony scarf thing. People buy them for me too. Why? Why?!

i never wear shoes. boots sandals clogs or running shoes only.

i seem to have foresworn tights as well, haven't worn any for a couple of years.
sleeveless things make me look like a navvy

Will never wear crocs either....

Count and Ephiny - I would never wear a "chiffon" scarf nor the silk square "air hostess" look. However, a gorgeously voluminous cotton scarf can look fab, as can skinny cotton.

Forgot to add :

crocs
anything with logo/slogan on

Halternecks
maxi dresses
those strappy summer dresses/tops with two cross over pointy bits at the front. My bust just spills out.
Bikinis
vest tops
anything strapless
anything satiny
long dangly necklaces
anything black
anything pink

skirts
dresses

A hangbag.

I was quite a tomboy in my youth / teens and although I've changed as I've matured (even wear summer dresses & heels to work / weddings etc these days ) a handbag is still a step too far for me, I hate them! They don't bother me on other people though.

Wide-leg trousers
Sleeveless tops/dresses
Puffy sleeves things (make me look like Popeye)
Yellow
Brown
Orange
Waterfall cardies - in fact any asymmetrical hems as they just make me look weird
Maxis

Uggs
Crocs
Nipple tassles

Pale pink - makes me look ill.
Thongs - I don't need my buttocks flossing.
Anything that I wore the first time round in the 80s - jumpsuits, skinny jeans (aka drainpipes) and fluorescent colours. I was younger and slimmer then and I could carry it off, not so now.
Heels over 2", I'm 5'10" so feel too tall in higher ones and I walk like a drag queen in them.
Skirts - they always feel too high on the waist and not comfortable.

All of the above can look fine on others (except maybe fluorescents).

Crew neck t shirts
Gladiator sandals- I am not Hercules
Peg leg
Empire line
Polo necks
Anything boxy or 'boyfriend' in style
Hipster jeans
Pale jeans
Mini skirts
Leggings that stop at the knee
Fleece
The above are mainly due to my hourglass, large of nork figure.

skirts
dresses
boden
logo's
disney
animal print
hanky hem
waterfall cardigans
monsoon
per una
hareem pants
leggings
crop tops
skinny jeans
uggs
crocs

Animal print.

sting vest things/ spaghetti straps

yes tunic tops

smack of Prozac to me.
a nd hopelessness

at depresso tunics Stallion.

I hate them too especially paired with orrible leggings - every time I see someone wearing that particular combo I think 'Welcome to Frumpsville, population YOU'.

Oh yes, hats, not even in the snow.

Prints of any kind - they look great on other people, always terrible on me.
Hats
Crop tops
Logos of any kind - if they expect me to pay them to advertise their brand, they can think again.

bondage and moon cups

Black trousers

ProzacTunics?

Fly mols

A line skirts

ANYTHING FROM SHITESUTF

Prozak and Hopelessness - sounds like a Sylvia Plath poem.

Anything from Primark.

I'm confused - is this about things we think look lovely on other people but wouldn't wear ourselves or just stuff we hate?