10 Celeb Fashion And Beauty Trends We Hope Will Die In 2021
R.I.P berets, man purses, “chestnut” hairstyle, and more.
As supermodel Heidi Klum would say: “In fashion, one day you’re in and the next day you’re out.” So with the start of a brand new year, we look back at the fashion and beauty trends that celebs have been rocking and weed out the styles have outstayed their welcome. Time to move on, everyone!
The Beret, as seen on Chen Yixin, Sheila Sim, and Sheryl Ang
We thought we had this trend buried two years ago, but it made a resurgence (we blame it on Emily in Paris) and now it’s looking more poseur Parisian than tres chic. If you really want to switch up your look with headwear, go for the bucket hat. It’s cute, functional, and gives off an effortless vibe.
“Chestnut” hairstyle, as seen on Jeffrey Xu and Tosh Zhang
The “chestnut” hairstyle became a trend after Korean actor Park Seo Joon rocked it in popular K-drama Itaewon Class. Though the quirky 'do was kinda cute, we’re so over it. Seo Joon has already grown his hair out, time for you to do so too.
Sheer socks, as seen on Carrie Wong, Jade Seah, and Jayley Woo
Sheer socks aren’t bad per se but they remind us of those auntie-like knee-high stockings our boomer teachers used to wear. Shudder.
Logomania, as seen on Jeanette Aw, Germaine Tan, and Nick Teo
We get it. You can afford it. But nothing screams “fashion victim” more than a big flashy logo, or in this case, thousands of them. Subtlety is key when it comes to wearing designer; you don’t want to look like a walking advertisement.
Murse, aka man purse, as seen on Nathan Hartono, Lawrence Wong, and Benjamin Kheng
No matter how many times we see it, we’re still not convinced that guys should be carrying purses.
Men's necklaces, as seen on Maxi Lim, Ian Fang and Chase Tan
We thought it was a one-off but apparently not. Chains make you look like an ah long. Stop it.
Gladiator sandals, as seen on Hong Ling and Patricia Mok
Unless you are a leggy model, gladiator shoes, which are needlessly complicated, can be challenging to pull off. If they hit you at the wrong place, they can make you look stumpier than you are. Leave the look to the Romans.
Mauled denims, as seen on Amanda Chaang, Narelle Kheng, and Jayley Woo
There’s distressed jeans and there are denims that look like they’ve been through a shredder. If they look like they are hanging by a thread or if you are flashing more skin than cloth, it’s a sign that you’ve taken the look too far.
Wearing glasses chain in front, as seen on Julie Tan, Carrie Wong, and Fiona Xie
Honestly, it just looks ridiculous — not to mention try-hard.
Sock sneakers, as seen on Hazelle Teo, Tong Bingyu, and Tay Kewei
We cringed in horror when we first laid eyes on these slip-on sneakers that look like ankle socks, or worse, knee-high ones, attached to chunky rubber soles. They are probably very comfortable, but they look like booties for scuba diving.
