Inconvenient and impractical clothing may become fashionable at times. However, this strategy has been used throughout human history. Consider corsets that are too tight, wigs that are too bulky, and crinoline skirts. People are obedient to latest fashion trends, even though they are inconvenient and uncomfortable.
1. Silk suit
Silk is extremely difficult to maintain. It can easily lose its appearance if the washing, drying, and ironing are performed incorrectly. Furthermore, because of its shiny texture and glossy sheen, a silk suit reveals your body, so anyone with curves can avoid this fabric.
2. Bike shorts
Some people find this trend insane, whereas others are completely enamoured with it. However, it’s difficult to deny that bike shorts just look good on tall and slim women. Also the most fashionable women should keep in mind that these shorts visually shorten the thighs, accentuate the curves, and are simply too tight.
3. Winter jumpsuit
Even the elegant Paris Hilton and the similarly chic Gwen Stefani opt for usability and practicality. A one-piece jumpsuit is eye-catching and flattering on the body, but it’s extremely uncomfortable in daily life. Another drawback is that you must wash the whole suit, even though most of the time just the bottom gets dirty, not the top.
4. Light-colored suede shoes
Be prepared to take good care of light-colored suede shoes if you buy them. These shoes get dirty a lot quicker than the darker ones and need to be cleaned thoroughly. After all, even a minor stain will completely detract from your overall appearance.
5. A see-through bag
It may appear amazing and rare, but it is capable of playing a cruel joke on you. The bag may attract the attention of thieves and robbers, or passers-by may see something they shouldn’t see inside. The contents of a woman’s purse are supposed to be kept hidden.
6. A pajama suit
This odd pattern isn’t going anywhere; it’s just changing its form, cloth, and colour. Models dressed in “pyjamas” often appear on runways, as if they have just awoken from a dream.
7. Nightgown dress
The dress, which is loved by many fashionistas, wrinkles quickly and even has small spots visible on it. Furthermore, since the thin flowy fabric clings to the body, finding the right underwear would be extremely difficult.
8. Plastic shoes
Since the silicone used in these shoes is fully airtight, the feet can get wet. Also, if you do plan to purchase these shoes, you must ensure that your pedicures are performed on a regular basis. Wearing these shoes will leave you with calluses and bruises that will not look good on you.
9. A cape
The loose cut of a cape masks the body’s flaws, making it flattering on women with curves. At the same time, this coat makes slim women’s bodies seem shapeless. Isn’t that a bad idea? A cape, judging by the picture, doesn’t seem to help much with the cold.
10. A suit with shorts
Knee-length shorts can make legs appear shorter. As a result, they are not a good choice for petite women. In addition, this suit isn’t the most practical thing — you’ll be hot in the summer and cold in the winter wearing it. This type of suit may also be unsuitable for the workplace.
11. Open-toed high boots
Only at a fashion show do stylish open-toed high boots look stunning. In real life, these shoes can be extremely inconvenient and uncomfortable for the wearer. We’re genuinely stumped as to how to wear them in the winter, particularly with a fur coat!
12. A swimsuit with a lot of ties
On the runways, one-piece swimsuits with a lot of ties are just as common as traditional bikinis. They are, however, well suited to beach parties, pool parties, and photo shoots. At the same time, you want an even and beautiful tan, not striped skin, on your long-awaited holiday.
Do you have a fashionable but utterly useless thing in your closet? Let us know in the comments section below.
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