I just started wearing baggy jeans and it turns out they are now cringe and skinnys are back in style.
Anonymous
11/10/2025, 4:24:16 PM
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>>18587984
>>18587570 (OP)
/fit/ supremacy newer goes out of style. But being sloppy and incompetent? Yes.
Anonymous
11/10/2025, 11:35:21 PM
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>>18588489
>>18587573
Are you retard? This looks like shit
Anonymous
11/11/2025, 12:56:50 AM
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>>18588037
>>18587570 (OP)
no flared are the trend now.
you know, you can just get lose fit jeans and be in style forever.
Anonymous
11/11/2025, 1:24:29 AM
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>>18587570 (OP)
Regular cut has literally never gone out of style. You could've had a few pairs of timeless jeans for the past decade, but you decided to chase trends instead. That's also why you're still frogposting in 2025.
Anonymous
11/11/2025, 1:32:06 AM
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>>18587570 (OP)
They will never be cringe
Anonymous
11/11/2025, 1:35:43 AM
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The only exception with skinny jeans is if it’s an alt style like emo/scene/rocker/etc. Indie style skinny jeans are still seen as cringe. No sexcore, no boom clap hey, no ZARA, no geeks.
Anonymous
11/11/2025, 3:08:14 PM
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>>18587984
That's the point. Fix your body, and everything looks good on you
Anonymous
11/11/2025, 3:21:58 PM
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You either put on your dad’s pants, or your pants of when you were 12. These are both cringe and immature, and both are explicitly behind zoomers and millennials fashion trends. Just two extremes of the same immature crap.
