Trends/Fads of the 2000's.

Nov 25, 2014

Moni K.

Hi! I'm working on a timeline of trends/fads from 2000-2010 for our school magazine. It would be great if you guys could add to my list. It can be beauty,hair or fashion fads (ex: highlights, scrunchies, choker necklaces, thick black eyeliner, boot & ripped jeans) or non-beauty (ex: Ipods, Myspace, TV shows, songs/bands, furby's, autotune). Anything you think was a trend or fad is helpful. Thanks!

Nov 25, 2014

Caitlin F.

-Shirts that said stuff on them
-Choker and shell necklaces
-Platform shoes
-overalls
-butterfly hair clips
-corn rows
-mood rings
-lip smackers
-skorts
-flare pants

Nov 25, 2014

Shanae J.

Uggs, air forces, the du-rag and hat combo, sneaker high heels, gucci, coach, dooney and bourke, kswiss, long denim skirts, fubu, juicy couture, MAC "lipglass," hollister...

Nov 25, 2014

Lauren W.

Hoop belts, hoop earrings, rhinestone skirts, football shirts, bandana type tee shirts, ra ra skirts.

Nov 25, 2014

Lex R.

Converses, high wasted pants, combat boots, matte nails.

Nov 25, 2014

Olivia R.

Juicy couture, dogs in handbags, paris hilton, mini denim skirts, britney, body glitter, belly rings (becoming popular again)

Nov 28, 2014

Winnie B.

Trucker hats, jean skirts, cropped tank tops with butterflies, eyebrow piercings, that weird half corn row half long haired hairstyle... Haha. And auto tune. Lots of auto tune.

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