JNCO jeans and the like wide legged jeans were part of a weird moment in fashion.

Yet jeans with more holes than fabric is somehow better?

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This was a fashion no no even then. It was something often ridiculed. Just like wearing sagging pants, no one wants to see your underwear.

Yep, I know women to this day with basically no eyebrows due to overplucking/waxing in the 90s.

This is something that definitely needs to stay back in 2000 and not appear again. Even just the little wiry spikes without the frosty...no.

I appreciate the popped collar(s) especially with a fedora. I appreciate them showing me they're an asshat before I waste time talking to them.

I had a pair that the inseam ripped and my mom refused to sew them so I used duct tape

Having been in my teens and early 20's in the late 1990's early 2000's I can honestly say that Guy Fieri was never a fashion icon. That was just you.

Hey, it's not L337 at least

I was always very self-conscious about my mid-section so I never wear low rise pants.

I still wear mine, shush, I like it :P

Memories allows me to see back into the time when Facebook was set up in such a way that it would make sense to talk about yourself in third person.

I still do this if it's a t shirt dresd

Nope. Then and now. Nope

This is still going, and lolcats are still a thing, as is the Cheezburger Network. Some good kitty galleries and memes on there.

Looking back tribals had expiration date written all over them. It was only one of my tattoos that I got covered.

I always wore my backpack on only one shoulder. Never realized that was a fad/issue. It was just what was comfortable and allowed for getting it on/off quickly.

This doesn’t seem cringy to me.

I think that is still kind of cute

Layering is cute and sensible

Still wearing it. Good in spring and fall.

That’s leftover from 90’s grunge, just mainstreamed in the aughties

I still dress like this when it's cold inside/outside...wearing this right now! :)

nothing wrong here

It can be fashionable

I always liked this look. And I give my kids a long sleeve under a short sleeve every now and then.

not just 90s. and I like it

That went out of fashion? Is still wear it today sometimes, my god!

Still do this sometimes, but usually when I need the T-shirt on the outside (my organisation's logo at an event) but it's too cold to go bare-armed. And did it yesterday for a bike ride, because I knew I'd want to keep the long sleeves the whole time, but might want to take of the t-shirt.

That one I still like

I still do it because I was there and I wore the t-shirt 😂😂😂

I will still rock this look. Fight me!

That's been a look forever and still is for a lot of us old skater/surfer types.

I wear t-shirt over turtleneck in cold weather - the base for further layering.

If it is for the look maybe. But some folks layer like that just because they want a bit more warmth on their trunk. and for women - some just want to minimize their breasts / nipples showing because they are sick of the comments from some men. As a guy who gets hot, I sometimes do the opposite - wear a long sleeve over a tshirt so I can take it off later if the day gets warmer.

I still wear it, but often with short sleeve shirt on top instead of t-shirt. I'm hoping for a comeback.

I like it. I still do it when the weather gets cold

I still do that. It’s a great way to wear summer shirts all year round.

What's wrong with this. Seems fine to me

I love that - that way you could wear your favorite bands T-shirt all year not only in summer

I get cold easy, layers are still my friend. I hate just wearing a long sleeved shirt with nothing over it. I didn't realise it was a trend.

If you live in a moderate-temperature place where it's overcast one second and sunny the next, it's still a thing.

shh, that was a good, practical look. it let you have layers, and allowed for contrast color!

That was to cover your track marks.