What now looks dated

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As in looks you've worn in recent years that now look wrong or frumpy? (no Mumsnet debate on the word frumpy please!)

no they are not .....😂

@Jjones8

That's true, it's the scalloped edging I liked with the Chloe shoes. M&S footwear is good at the moment, I got some Chanel flats dupes. Really nice.

Reported.
Racist, uneducated, uncultured or all 3!!

The keffiyeh is not worn by Palestinian terrorists!
It's worn by Palestinians and other parts of the Arab world.

It's a bit of a kiss of death sadly.

Five years ago VW dresses seemed so luxe bohemian and like nothing else around. Florence Welch put it best when she said they were like dresses for romantic witches (or words to that effect). KM wearing one makes them seem so establishment and staid and takes away all the edgy romance of them.

I don't have an original (wayyy out of my league) but I do have a lot of very similar ones, including the H&M collab ones. I don't feel ready to part with them just yet (they're surprisingly flattering for a booby curvy figure), but I fear their time is almost up.

I have reached peak midi floral tent, particularly if worn with trainers by someone over 35. Also I have gone off Cefinn when I saw Nadine Dorries in one of their frocks. She is a brand killer

She sounds amazing!

One thing that never, ever dates is being true to your own style. I'm a bit of a goth (although I ditched the fishnet and scary eye make up in about 1995), and my clothes choices still have a gothic tinge. I'm not fashionable and never will be but I like to think being consistent (while letting a few trends in occasionally) works in my favour!

Ubiquitous- most over used word of the thread, actually bored of reading it now

I have many cardigans , live in them in winter and some
nights on the summer as I work nights. Don’t care what anyone thinks , I am
keeping the cardis🤣🤣

What jeans for a size 18 hourglass with a bit of a belly?

I have a great arse and skinny ankles and calves? Must admit I have parsnip legs so fat thighs don’t help the cause

I get that, it’s awful, I had it for a whole year once where I was literally hobbling every day, then it suddenly vanished and suddenly as it flared up. I never wear flats that are completely flat anymore as they are so so bad for your feet. My shoes always have to have a bit of padding, a bit of rise to them.

Wide waist hipster belts (been out for a while)
HUGE watch faces
leggings under skirts
tight top and tight bottoms worn together
asymmetrical hemlines
white trainers with everything

im not sure ballet pumps, cardis and skinny jeans are out? Always thought they were staple items?
And heels - do they ever really go out of fashion??

Ubiquitous- most over used word of the thread, actually bored of reading it now

I know. Why is it so annoying?

And I just used it.

Michael Kors bags.

What is dated- is judging other women by their clothes and appearances.

"I never wear flats that are completely flat anymore as they are so so bad for your feet."

I also struggle with that idea. You think female sapiens have evolved into a place where they need to wear heels to ensure their body is healthy?

BS

white trainers with everything

I think that's still going strong.

Crikey - the list is exhaustive - suppose I’ll have to to work in my pyjamas unless they’re also a no no!!

Seen so many comments about cardis. I'm 38 and love mine. I've got two vintage navy ones with one mohair then I've got a pink one from RI that's pink with a bobble and embroided flowers. Wear the vintage ones on a night out and pink one with boyfriend jeans, white tee, fresh trainers and slouchy bag.

For me - bodycon (ew,) scarfs unless for warmth and too much flesh (tacky.)

@speakout posters didn't mean you need to wear heels to keep your feet healthy - just flat shoes with some shaking inside such as you will find in most trainers or Birkenstocks. The issue is that completely flat shoes like ballet flats are not good for you, particularly when there is no band to hold them on.

I think her style is more classic, but she does wear things that really suit her body type and look elegant. I wouldn’t say her fashion sense is on point from a trend perspective, although she does adopt trends such as wearing different shades of the same colour group) but she always looks on point in my opinion. Pure elegance.

I think as costs go through the roof, many more of us will be recycling older trends and style will become more of a generic thing, which is how it should be.

Shaping

This was correcting the word shaking in my previous post !

It's only way to protect your phone from fraud though 🤷‍♀️

Heels look so dated now.

also cardigans, but did they ever look good?

Fabric scarves as an accessory. Just frumpy.

Wouldn’t know. I just wear what I like and feel comfortable in