[bestwriter]

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Gone are the days when we had uniformity in fashions when it came to sleeves, neck, hem and what have you.

Today there will be a strap on one side and the other shoulder is bare. There will be a strap on one side and a sleeve on the other. There will be one long sleeve and the other short. The cleavage is exposed right down to the waist. The hem is no longer uniform What used to be a mistake when the hem is not uniform it has now become a fashion

The more skin is exposed the more fashionable one is

When it comes to colours the most unmatching colours are selected.

Nothing is normal, nothing is uniform and that is called fasion in the modern world.

[Netherrealmer]

Well, at least, that looks better than the other trends like, you know, those people with nose rings, or those women who grow armpits and then dye their armpit hair, or... ...or the boys who wears their grandpa clothes because grandpa core is now a popular fashion for teenage boys. You will notice a lot of gen z these days dress like grandpas because there's a fashion called grandpa core.

[bestwriter]

Atleast 'Granpa Core' is modest. Hope this fashion stays

[Spontaneo]

I read a few days ago that making your own uniform out of your own closet is in style.

[Jem Smith]

Asymetrical clothes are nothing new. You don't have to take my word for it, just look at pictures from Ancient Greece and Rome. Personally I have a few items with asymetrical hems. I think they're fun.

Showing a lot of skin is nothing new either. Actually, you can look at Ancient Greece and Rome for that one too.

Clashing colours is something that goes in and out of fashion, as do particular colour combinations.

Here in Australia there's a 90s retro thing going on at the moment which I'm not a huge fan of, but whatever. One thing you can count on with fashion is that sooner or later it will change again.

--- 14 Oct 2025, 15:48 ---

Atleast 'Granpa Core' is modest. Hope this fashion stays

The outfit you posted above is pretty modest too. You can just see her shoulder. Big deal.


Edit: I got curious and had a look. Apparently dresses that had only one sleeve were a high fashion thing in the 1950s and have been in and out of fashion sporadically ever since.
https://vintagelifestyle.com/the-one-shoulder-dress/

[bestwriter]

Perhaps this was a poor example that I showed as, a bit more of research would have taken me to hilarious fashions.

[eldavis]

Atleast 'Granpa Core' is modest. Hope this fashion stays

Lol yes that dressing style is extremely decent compared to what we have now.

[Netherrealmer]

I don't know but I actually like sexy fashion. If I have the body for it, I will barely wear clothes. Maybe because I'm so sick of a conservative society because I live in a conservative country, and if I am on a less conservative country... I'll be walking around on the beach shirtless. Or maybe I will go to a nude beach.

[bestwriter]

Exposing on a beach shirtless is surely not odd. We see people in their bikinis.

[germainebull]

Gone are the days when we had uniformity in fashions when it came to

Fashion these days is like street freestyle—there are no rules, everyone designs their own. One sleeve is there, the other is not. The hem is slanted, the cleavage is all the way down. In the past, those were mistakes, today they are drips.

Colors don't match, but they are trending. It's like chaos has become style. But there is also freedom there. People express themselves without fear. If you dress with confidence, even madness becomes art. Stay original, don't restrict yourself. Style is you.

[bestwriter]

I think it has all to do with the mistakes these fashion designers make while the stuff os [it together and that becomes a fashion.