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5 Fashion Trends From The 80s And 90s We’re Sure Will Never Come Back

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There are some trends that never really ever go out of style, but simply cycle in and out of the current fashion landscape. Then there are the fads, the false-alarm trends, that may or may not stick. Here we’ve rounded up 5 of the most did-I-wear-that trends that we’re pretty positive will never, ever come back in style.

What You Need Right Now: 6 Printed Bra Tops To Rock This Summer

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Yeah, we’re not kidding. You need a printed bra top. With the 90s fashion resurgence well upon us, it has become apparent that this is one trend essential that every girl needs to ride out the fashion wave.

GIFT GUIDE: 12 Awesome Presents For The Pop Culture Fanatic

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Sure, giving a DVD box set or poster is great, but where’s the fun in that? Instead, gift your pop culture-obsessed friends something truly meaningful but, more importantly, hilarious. From the scorpion bomber jacket that our boyfriend Ryan Gosling wore in Drive to a “Central Perk”-logoed coffee mug, we’ve got everything a pop culture fan would be proud to own.

Insanely Exciting News: MTV Is Bringing Back House Of Style!

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Supermodels! Spice Girls! Fat Karl! MTV‘s legendary fashion show House Of Style is new, improved, and coming soon to a screen near you.

Beauty Beat: 5 Forgotten Favorites From The Middle School Lip Archives

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Yes, I was an 11-year-old makeup addict. And when I was a tween, lip products were like crack. Lip gloss, lipstick, lip tint — I probably had a minimum of three tubes of lip something on me at all times.

5 Trends We Miss… And 5 We Hope Never Come Back

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When the ’80s ended, people praised the end of shoulder pads and hammer pants forever — both of which have made strong sartorial comebacks. Some say for better, other say for worse. We won’t argue with those two trends. Instead, here is our list of 5 trends we miss and 5 trends we’re keeping our fingers crossed remain in fashion’s graveyard forever.

Lady Gaga Flips the Bird, Goes Grunge At Mets Game

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We have come to terms with the fact that Lady Gaga, our eternal idol, isn’t perfectly tolerant of some members of the press. In fact, she’s said to have spent most of her time at Thursday’s Mets vs. Padres game flipping her finger to photographers. But absent the bird-throwing, we must say that we kinda liked the ersatz grungy look the Lady adopted for the game. A flannel shirt, a leather jacket and a banadana-as-headband (and the studded bra from her video for Telephone) prove that no matter what she wears, Gaga always looks good.

Cindy Crawford Struts Her Stuff For UK Harper’s Bazaar

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You know those JC Penney commercials where Cindy Crawford is prancing around her house with her two adorable kids trying to sell her home decor line, Cindy Crawford Style? This month’s Harper’s Bazaar UK is a wake-up call for anyone who thought Crawford’s high-fashion days were done.

Gisele’s Vogue Cover And The Return Of The Supermodel

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Once upon a time, the cover ladies of fashion’s most important and influential magazines were referred to as Supermodels. But with the advent of tabloids and the obsession with celebrity culture, fashion magazines steered away from model-covers and opted for actresses, musicians, and socialites instead. And then Kate Moss graced the cover of W’s September Issue, Linda Evangelista the cover of November, and now this month’s Vogue features a decidedly 90s-inspired Gisele Bundchen.

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