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This FB Group Has Been The Hub For Roasting Awful Dresses, Here Are 50 Of Them (Best Of All Time)
I must confess, I’ve made some questionable fashion choices over the years. I don’t cringe at them the way I used to; instead, I just laugh and call my 2010s style ‘camp.’ Still, I’m thankful none of my more disastrous outfits ever made it online.
These poor dresses, on the other hand, weren’t so lucky.
They’ve had their moment in the spotlight on the Facebook group aptly named ‘You can’t just slap some fabric together and call it a dress.’ We feel a bit sorry for how much attention they’ve drawn, but we couldn’t resist putting together a best-of-all-time compilation of the ones we’ve featured on Bored Panda.
Scroll down to reminisce with us and upvote the looks you think deserve the title of the most hideous!
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#1
Seen Today At Tjmaxx And I Feel Like It’s The Definition Of What This Group Was Created For
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#2
Weird Looking Clothing
You might be laughing at these ridiculous fashion statements now, but I’m sure many of you have had those late-night flashbacks to an embarrassing wardrobe choice—maybe from your 2007 prom. No judgment, I’ve been there, too. But according to experts, there are ways to ease the emotional reaction to things that happened long ago.
#3
It Had To Be Said
#4
On A Shein Ad. I Have No Words
#5
A Surgical Glove After Boil Removal Procedure
Understanding why we get embarrassed in the first place might help you feel better. And don’t worry, it’s not because the universe enjoys seeing us suffer for a laugh. Researchers suggest that embarrassment evolved as a way for our ancestors to repair relationships after unintentionally breaking social norms.
#6
Fashion In 2022
#7
We Might Need A New Group Called “You Can’t Just Slap A Stuffed Animal On It And Call It A Dress”
#8
Pizza Dress
Historically, those who felt distress over how others perceived them were more likely to remain part of the group, which was crucial for survival. If you didn’t care about your social standing, you risked being ostracized—or even killed. Feeling embarrassed helped patch things up with those you may have wronged and ensured you learned from your mistakes. And, let’s be honest, it’s still useful in some situations today.
#9
Saw This Dresss On A Wedding Photographers Page And Knew I Had To Share With Y’all
#10
Saw This In The Comments Of Another Group Of Mine
#11
Not Covering Her Face Bc She’s A Model But Cmon Now Shein What The Hell Is This
The Phantom Stranger 1 month ago
This reminds me of those long tshirts or aprons that feature and image of a voluptuous woman in a bikini. Except that those are intentionally humorous.
But here’s the thing: while embarrassment can help us learn and grow, dwelling on old memories doesn’t do much for personal progress. We can get stuck replaying those moments in our minds, allowing them to take up too much space until it stops being helpful.
#12
This Is A Down Comforter And A Bath Mat
#13
I Don't Understand Boutique Clothing. Who Would Wear This And Where Would They Be Going And Why The F*** Would Anyone Pay Over $3000 For Horribly "Reworked" Levi's?!?!
#14
Ummm
“Focusing on the negative experiences increases our unwanted emotions, which makes us see more negative things until they’re all we see,” says clinical psychologist Elizabeth Lombardo, Ph.D., author of Better Than Perfect: 7 Strategies to Crush Your Inner Critic and Create a Life You’ll Love. “It’s like pushing on a bruise. It doesn’t feel good and it prevents healing.”
#16
That Awful Dress My Goodness
Sarah Rassier 1 month ago
This is something a queen who doesn’t know how to sew would make on Ru Paul’s Drag Race
#17
Not A Dress But Wtf Balenciaga. Almost 1k For A Towel Wrapped Around The Waist? No Thanks
However, research suggests that focusing on the details of a painful memory—like what you ate or wore that day—rather than how it made you feel, can help break the cycle of stress these memories create.
In a 2014 study led by psychologist Florin Dolcos, Ph.D., at the University of Illinois, participants recalled their most painful memories while undergoing brain scans. When they focused on neutral details—such as where they were or what the weather was like—the emotional centers in their brains calmed down, and they reported feeling less distress.
#18
I Love Björk, Her Music Is Awesome And I Get That The Quirky Fashion Thing Is Her Deal. But Did She Not Dress Like Covid
Biljana Malesevic 1 month ago
She just doesn't want people close to her or touching her. I get that. Literal personal space bubble.
The Phantom Stranger 1 month ago
This reminds me of an image of a splash of water caught on a super high speed camera.
Jan Miller 1 month ago
Ignoring whose wearing it, it looks like a germ, which is not usually a good fashion statement
#19
Noah Cyrus. She Looks Comfy
#20
Oh Man…
This method is far more helpful than our initial reaction to painful memories, which is often to suppress them. However, that approach frequently causes the emotions to resurface even stronger and more negatively. Instead, by allowing ourselves space to acknowledge the memory, we can decrease the stress it triggers.
#21
I Don’t Understand “Fashion” These Days
#23
Ummm, No. LOL
So why not try this experiment on yourself right now? Think of a cringy memory—the one you really hate, perhaps the day someone embarrassed you in front of your crush in high school. Now, reflect on what else was happening that day. What did you do? What music were you listening to at the time? How was your school day? Did you run into that one teacher you loved or the one you couldn’t stand? If you’re no longer feeling like you want to claw your eyes out, chances are you’re on the right path!
#24
Ummm A Scuba Diving Dress? My Questions Are Why, For Who And Why Is It Almost $5,000
Huddo's sister 1 month ago
Looks like the type of materials from the Great British Sewing Bee refashion challenge, but they usually end up looking good.
#25
Ahahhahahahahahha
#27
I’m Just.. So Confused!
#28
I Finally Found Something To Post On Here
#29
Some Girl From My College Wore This To Formal
#32
Fungus-Core??? An Homage To The Mushroom Zombies Of The Last Of Us?
#33
When You Just Don't Have Time For Gardening
#34
Ms. Girl Is Famous, Thought It Looked Like Post-It’s Lmaoo
The Phantom Stranger 1 month ago (edited)
All she needs to do is twist the skirt about three inches to the right and this would be fine.
#35
Looking For Summer Street Style For A Client I’m Photographing And I Find This Monstrosity
#36
That's One Way To Wear Your Dress
Huddo's sister 1 month ago
This I don't mind so much because it's really just a piece of art masquerading as clothes
#37
Today’s Finds
#38
Finally Found Something Worthy To Be Shared Here. This Reminds Me Of When I Tried To DIY A Purse Of Out Of Pair Of Jeans And My Sister Threw It Away Thinking Its Scrap (Because It Was Trash)
#39
Saw This On Tik Tok LOL It Flatters Her Figure Tho!
#40
4500$ Absolutely Not
The Phantom Stranger 1 month ago
The impossible has been achieved--somebody has finally discovered something that is not improved by adding bacon!
#41
What In The Happy Hell Is Going On Here? (Phaedra Parks)
Huddo's sister 1 month ago
Whatever it is, it doesn't look comfortable! I always assume when things like this don't fit right (too high cut briefs or too small bra/bikini cups etc) they have to be designed by men.
#42
For Your Consideration… Some Of This Is A Photoshop Fail, Admittedly
#43
Don’t Worry Ladies, You Too Can Look Like A Figureless Polka Dot Worm For The Low Price Of $2,790!
#44
Ok, But What?
Huddo's sister 1 month ago
It's like the opposite/upside down of a tutu and point shoe ribbons
#45
I’m Not Too Sure Why But This Is What I Saw Today On Snap. Would You Even Call This A Dress?
#46
Not Covering Her Face Cause She’s Famous Here In Brazil….but Why?
#47
Its A “Skirt”
The Phantom Stranger 1 month ago
I actually don't have a problem with this as a high fashion piece, but not a lot of women have the figure to pull it off.
#48
Look At This
#49
The Belly Button Though
The Phantom Stranger 1 month ago
I keep seeing prints like this on "fast Fashion" sites--hopefully that means the trend will be over fast!
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David Paterson 1 month ago
I came to the conclusion some months ago that fashion designers have a deep hatred for people. I see no reason to change that opinion.
Trish Wise 1 month ago
Yep. It's obvious some designers wants to see how ridiculous they can make people look, knowing that there's always going to be some delulu clown out there who will buy it.
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Tabitha 1 month ago
So much of what I see on runways and red carpets these days looks like it came right out of the Frederick’s of Hollywood catalog, stripper edition. Designed by people who think they’re creating wearable “art” (far from it), or who are trying to be noticed by creating clothes for their shock value, and not their wearability. Whatever happened to elegance, to class, to looking great and totally at ease, instead of uncomfortable and scared to death of making a sudden move that might expose everything? Whatever happened to clothes on runways that look like something a normal person would actually wear? Where are the beautiful fabrics, the flattering cuts, combined with comfort and wearability, clothing that you feel absolutely wonderful in? Why are we being shown s**t that cheapens us and lowers our credibility? Why are we not being shown clothing that makes us feel absolutely great and confident about ourselves?
Apatheist Account2 1 month ago
I'm grateful that men don't have to suffer so much nonsense in this area. BTW, they're not "of all time", just the worst "so far". You have no idea how bad it might get in the future.
fan of phish 1 month ago
I feel sorry for the poor models that had to wear some of these things. They must be thinking “This is NOT what I was dreaming of”. And I feel horrified for the women who wore some of these in public thinking that they looked good. Oh my…
Gunnar Strandt 1 month ago
Wow.....but who's the real idiot? The designer or the people who buy this absurdities?
The Phantom Stranger 1 month ago
My wife is a former model turned fashion designer. Most of these images would make her physically ill.
CK 1 month ago
Women are allowed to wear less, but if something doesn't have enough fabric to form a dress, it's not a dress.
lisa_l_ross58 1 month ago
Women should not think they need to be half naked to look good. Just perpetuates the myth that we are nothing but sex objects.
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Gracie Mae 1 month ago
I will never understand the idea behind fashion shows that showcase weird clothing like this--WHO ACTUALLY WEARS THIS STUFF??? Definitely good for a laugh or smh, but so my WHY? going on in my head
somnomania (she/her, queer) 1 month ago
it should go without saying but please do not buy from shein or anything similar, their stuff is trash and fast fashion is generating far more waste than actual clothing that people will wear for more than a day.
Caroline Overill 1 month ago
I wish I had the money to buy all of these dresses. Obvs wouldn’t buy this s**t in a million years I just wish I had the money.
David Paterson 1 month ago
I came to the conclusion some months ago that fashion designers have a deep hatred for people. I see no reason to change that opinion.
Trish Wise 1 month ago
Yep. It's obvious some designers wants to see how ridiculous they can make people look, knowing that there's always going to be some delulu clown out there who will buy it.
Load More Replies... Tabitha 1 month ago
So much of what I see on runways and red carpets these days looks like it came right out of the Frederick’s of Hollywood catalog, stripper edition. Designed by people who think they’re creating wearable “art” (far from it), or who are trying to be noticed by creating clothes for their shock value, and not their wearability. Whatever happened to elegance, to class, to looking great and totally at ease, instead of uncomfortable and scared to death of making a sudden move that might expose everything? Whatever happened to clothes on runways that look like something a normal person would actually wear? Where are the beautiful fabrics, the flattering cuts, combined with comfort and wearability, clothing that you feel absolutely wonderful in? Why are we being shown s**t that cheapens us and lowers our credibility? Why are we not being shown clothing that makes us feel absolutely great and confident about ourselves?
Apatheist Account2 1 month ago
I'm grateful that men don't have to suffer so much nonsense in this area. BTW, they're not "of all time", just the worst "so far". You have no idea how bad it might get in the future.
fan of phish 1 month ago
I feel sorry for the poor models that had to wear some of these things. They must be thinking “This is NOT what I was dreaming of”. And I feel horrified for the women who wore some of these in public thinking that they looked good. Oh my…
Gunnar Strandt 1 month ago
Wow.....but who's the real idiot? The designer or the people who buy this absurdities?
The Phantom Stranger 1 month ago
My wife is a former model turned fashion designer. Most of these images would make her physically ill.
CK 1 month ago
Women are allowed to wear less, but if something doesn't have enough fabric to form a dress, it's not a dress.
lisa_l_ross58 1 month ago
Women should not think they need to be half naked to look good. Just perpetuates the myth that we are nothing but sex objects.
Load More Replies... Gracie Mae 1 month ago
I will never understand the idea behind fashion shows that showcase weird clothing like this--WHO ACTUALLY WEARS THIS STUFF??? Definitely good for a laugh or smh, but so my WHY? going on in my head
somnomania (she/her, queer) 1 month ago
it should go without saying but please do not buy from shein or anything similar, their stuff is trash and fast fashion is generating far more waste than actual clothing that people will wear for more than a day.
Caroline Overill 1 month ago
I wish I had the money to buy all of these dresses. Obvs wouldn’t buy this s**t in a million years I just wish I had the money.
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