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Am I on trend?

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Tallguyinawhiteshirt · 12/10/2026 14:24

My want list-(some I have already)

Green cargo pants
Funnel neck bomber type jacket
Rugby polo long sleeve
Baseball long sleeve
Striped long sleeve-preferably blue & brown
Ballet flats
Adidas trainers
Adidas track pants
Checked oversized shirts
Denim shirt

Are you buying/wearing these?

What are you buying/wearing?

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Tallguyinawhiteshirt · 16/10/2026 19:51

TheLastSilverSaint · 16/10/2026 14:37

I still wouldn't call them 'trends'. They're all pretty classic, universal things that people have been wearing casually for years. They're not dated, but they're not 'trends' either, really; they're basics. I've had oversized checked and denim shirts like that in my wardrobe pretty much constantly since the 1990s, and I think I've owned cargo pants of one kind or another since then too. Also baseball tops and long-sleeve t-shirts, and certainly Adidas trainers.

There's nothing wrong with these clothes. They sound great. Just not 'trends' as such. Style, yes. Trend, no.

They are current trend's because of the styling, no way were ballet flats worn with baggy pants years ago

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Tallguyinawhiteshirt · 16/10/2026 19:53

CharlotteSometimes1 · 16/10/2026 17:54

Almost
the sleeves on the rugby shirt and baseball shirt must be slightly wider at the cuff and in fact have no cuff.

adidas trainers have had their day - out.

I think they're still hanging in there

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MrsPernicious · 16/10/2026 20:50

Bloody heck, last time I had a rugby shirt it had a button cuff.

Astrabees · 16/10/2026 22:24

All those things sound perfectly nice, my understanding is that Cargo Trousers are back in again. I don't like ballet flats but you can get slightly chunkier shoes with the same aesthetic. The problem with rugby shirts is that they tend to be too long to wear with higher waisted wide trousers. I bought two very lovely ones from Beaufort and Blake but had to pay £20 each for them to be shortened.

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