Fashion Trend 2020 Winter

With 2019 coming to an end, it gives us a chance to reflect on the decade’s many highs and lows. Including the many questionable fashion trends that came and went. The 2010s began in a haze of harem pants and wedge sneakers, but it wasn’t just the earlier part of the decade that was filled with downright bad sartorial choices (looking at you, see-through boots with no socks).

With fashion trends 2020 winter and a brand new decade just around the corner. Insider took a look back at the worst fashion trend from every year of the 2010s that we will hopefully be leaving behind for good.

Kitten heels were the shoe of choice in 2010

A love-it-or-hate-it trend that has come and gone plenty of times over the years, Harpers’ Bazaar declared that the kitten heel was well and truly back in 2010.

Writer Anamaria Wilson admitted that “the very thought made my nose wrinkle in disdain,” though the miniature heels made an appearance on catwalks including Giambattista Valli and Christian Louboutin at the time.

Wedge sneakers started to really take off in 2011

This questionable trend (made popular by designers including Isabel Marant and Marc Jacobs) has firmly cemented itself among the most memorable styles of the 2010s.

With celebrity fans including Gwen Stefani and Katy Perry, they have somehow stood the test of time and are already making a quiet comeback though that doesn’t necessarily mean that you should go back to wearing them.

’90s-inspired harem pants made a brief comeback in 2012.

Justin Bieber was no stranger to these baggy harem pants in the early 2010s.

More recently, Demi Lovato was spotted wearing a pair of ’90s-inspired MC Hammer pants to the 2017 MTV Video Music Awards, but the look didn’t appear to catch on with any other celebrities this time around.

Peplum tops were everywhere in 2013

Did you even go to a party in the early 2010s if you weren’t pictured wearing a peplum top? They were inescapable around this part of the decade, from runways to fast fashion clothing stores.

Overly distressed jeans finally went too far in 2014.

Distressed jeans were a strong trend throughout the mid-2010s, but it was around 2014 when there seemed to be more holes than actual material.

Chokers reigned supreme in 2015

Another ’90s trend that made a comeback over the course of the decade was the choker. Made popular by the likes of Ariana Grande and Gigi Hadid, this is another overdone trend that we can hopefully leave behind in the 2010s.

It was all about the crop top in 2016

It seemed like it was almost impossible to walk into a store and find a top that wasn’t cropped in 2016. This popular trend has stuck around ever since, but being a little more difficult to style and wear, it’s far from everyone’s cup of tea.

Clear shoes took over the runways — and celebrity wardrobes — in 2017

Clear shoes became the unexpected footwear of choice after Chanel introduced a pair of thigh-high clear boots on the runway in September 2017. It’s spawned no end of copycat looks, and it’s a trend that the Kardashians have wholly embraced ever since.

Ugly shoes were clearly having a moment because it was around the same time that Balenciaga debuted their now-iconic Triple S Sneaker, which Vogue rightly dubbed “the ugly shoe to rule them all.”

Tiny sunglasses took over in 2018

A trend that was never going to stand the test of time, everyone from Ryan Reynolds to Anne Hathaway poked fun at the tiny sunglasses that took over in 2018.

Meanwhile, everyone from Rihanna to Kendall Jenner was seen rocking this Matrix-inspired look, though Mindy Kaling commented at the time, “I think we will regret this tiny sunglasses look.”

Wearing no pants was an unexpected trend that’s still going strong in 2019.

The “no-pants” trend might have plenty of celebrity fans including Rihanna, the Kardashian sisters, and Hailey Baldwin, but here’s hoping it’s not too late to leave this one behind as we enter 2020.