2000s fashion

[Anonymous No.13748219]

Post how you anons who were teens from 2000 to 2009 dressed.

[Anonymous No.13748222]

God, baggy skater pants are comfortable as fuck.

[Anonymous No.13748280]

Pretty much me late middle school through junior high ca 2004-2007, 12-15 yr.
Plus a messy hair via alot of hair gel.

Add a thin chain necklace.

[Anonymous No.13748472]

I was a teen from 2007 to 2013, pic related is how I dressed in 2007 to 2009. Cringey graphic tees from Wet Seal. Tacky Pastry sneakers (mine were pink and white with shiny gold leopard print, couldn't find the exact ones) or Payless Airwalk-tier fake Converse. Wire frame glasses. Frizzy curly hair in a ponytail. I remember being super excited to find my first plaid skirt at Walmart because I could finally dress like an anime schoolgirl.

I couldn't stand the scene/emo kids, but I was jelly of how skinny they were. Dark times.

[Anonymous No.13748594]

13 in 2009
I wore
>tonnes of polo shirts
>DC shoes
>Baggy ass pants
>visor beanies
My usual outfit was mostly like the pic of Eminem from 09 but with a Visor beanie and DC shoes on.

[ري كظ R Y · Q V S S !KNDY.F27NY No.13748641]

FASHIONSTYLES BETWEEN YEARS TWOTHOUSAND, AND TWOTHOUSAND NINE, CHANGED DRASTICALLY; APPROXIMATELY, BETWEEN YEARS TWOTHOUSAND, AND TWOTHOUSAND TWO, QUOTIDIANLY, I DRESSED IN THE STYLE SHOWN IN THE IMAGE ATTACHED TO THIS POST, NOT INCLUDING SCHOOL UNIFORM; I WAS THEN TEN TO TWELVE YEARS OF AGE.

OBJECTS IN IMAGE ARE NOT TO SCALE.

[Anonymous No.13748661]

>>13748641
dat walkman

[Anonymous No.13748665]

I wore second-hand jeans that were always ever poorly fitted and about a dozen t-shirts from the Wal-Mart in exact same shade of gray. All what little else was in wardrobe is as well similarly depressing to describe.

[sieg No.13748666]

>>13748594
2009 isn't early 2000's 2009 is basically 10's

[sieg No.13748669]

>>13748472
tfw i was posting on /fa/ and rick was the shit when you were in middle school

[Anonymous No.13748670]

>>13748594
>13 in 2009

You're a baby...

[sieg No.13748672]

[sieg No.13748676]

[sieg No.13748683]

i saw this and i bought it from rag &bone 2011

http://www.upscalehype.com/2011/03/zac-efron-in-persol-sunglasses-and-rag-bone-shawl-collar-sweater/

[Anonymous No.13748691]

>>13748683
>>13748676
>>13748672
>>13748669
>>13748666
>>13748641
based old/fa/ggots

[Anonymous No.13748703]

>>13748219
I dressed really ordinarily over those years, mostly wearing stuff like shorts, jeans, or sometimes other pants, like cargo pants, corduroys, or occasionally something nicer, and then mostly t-shirts or the occasional polo or dress shirt. Probably the peak of my hairstyling was around when it looked like pic-related, often between 2000 and 2009, when I grew my hair out more. My hair still looks like that in this decade, sometimes, although I often get it cut a little shorter on the sides and back, to begin with. I generally prefer having a diagonally-slanting fringe, to a more combed back look, although I do that too, on occasion.

[sieg No.13748708]

lanvin, bought on steep discount 2010?

[Anonymous No.13748718]

>>13748669
How old are you, Sieg?

>>13748683
That's a nice sweater but OP said 2000 to 2009 >>13748708 same problem with this.

[Anonymous No.13748719]

I was trying to find a pic of how I used to dress around 2005 to 2009. I'm the same fucking height as Kanye too.

[sieg No.13748722]

>>13748718
i dressed about the same in 2009

2003 was a huge difference as i was in high school

and i worked as a mechanic at a kia dealership until about 2007

[sieg No.13748723]

2005/6

[Anonymous No.13748724]

>>13748219
I would rather die than find photos of myself from the early years of facebook.

[Anonymous No.13748808]

>>13748724
I've checked, and no more photos of me, at least with my name on them, exist anymore from there. I also deleted my Facebook account.

[Anonymous No.13748810]

>>13748723
How fat are you nowadays?

[Anonymous No.13748816]

>>13748810
He's bretty pig.

[Anonymous No.13748819]

>>13748816
Poor impulse control nigga? Y u not lift and eat better?

[Anonymous No.13748825]

>>13748219
the VIRGIN Green Day; the CHAD Blink 182

[Anonymous No.13748839]

Oi! From 2007! Was 14 then.
Pic related is not me but a pretty good example of how I looked and what I was up to.

[Anonymous No.13748964]

Did any of you anons go through an emo phase and if so what year?

[Anonymous No.13748968]

>>13748964
Mine was around 2008 my hair looked exactly like pic.

[Anonymous No.13748972]

>>13748968
same here. same year, same hair, and I was 13 at the time

[Anonymous No.13748994]

>>13748964
God, I kinda wish I had an emo phase. Feel like I missed out. But I was "too cool" to be emo so instead I was a boring nerd/closet weeb.

[Anonymous No.13749064]

>>13748641
Awww, imagine little Rei in his preteen millennial clothes with his discman and e-organizer

XD

[Anonymous No.13749120]

>>13748964
So, to start off, my emo phase was in two different phases. First phase was I wanted to be different, so I bought straightener and got my hair extremely straight. I was 15. Where I live the winters are brutal and I learned that cold weather and hair gel don't fucking mix.
>Hair was like pic. Exactly.

[Anonymous No.13749125]

>>13749120
Phase 2:
The sides of my hair kept vetting curly before the rest of my hair, so I cut the sides off. Also I stopped geling my hair because winter made my hair almost breakable. Do I had the hairstyle of pic.
I just said fuck it and cut the test of it off a few months later.

[Anonymous No.13749128]

>>13749125
Many errors typing, sorry I'm about to head to bed. Goodnight everyone.

[Anonymous No.13749130]

>>13749128
Sweet dreams, anon

[Anonymous No.13749158]

>>13748219

[Anonymous No.13749183]

>>13748718
Old enough that he shouldn't be posting on 4chan because anyone his age should be a well-adjusted adult.

[Anonymous No.13749188]

Bands t-shirts, jeans and always with some shit in my head.

Me in 07.

[Anonymous No.13749193]

>>13748839
You unironically look god in this skinhead sort of style and you wouldn't look out of place today too.

[Anonymous No.13749231]

>>13748219
I looked like pic related.

[Anonymous No.13749266]

>>13749231
Look like you'd be in one of the early 2000s garage bands.

[Anonymous No.13750079]

>>13749188
Zaraninja?

[Anonymous No.13750136]

>>13748219
Are you sure that pic isn't from the 90s? It's not the fashion people associate with the 90s but it's definitely from that era.

[Anonymous No.13750188]

>>13750136
It's from 2002

[Anonymous No.13750204]

>>13749158
>pic is me rn

fug

[Anonymous No.13750244]

>>13748723
Have you cleaned that mirror between then and now?

[Anonymous No.13751136]

>>13750204
07

[Anonymous No.13751170]

Any anons out there teens around 2004 on 2005? Like when American Idiot was big? Did teens around then all start dressing like Green Day?

[Anonymous No.13751187]

>>13751170
I was 13, but no, not really. Most kids dressed preppy, pink polos and such. If kids dressed dark, they definitely fit much more awkwardly.

[Anonymous No.13751228]

>>13751187
can confirm. almost all the kids in my school dressed preppy or ghetto or some combination of the two. there was maybe one girl at our school who dressed sort of emo but she had no friends. a lot of ppl listened to green day n the like but only extreme outcasts (closet gay kids, cutters, etc.) really embraced it

[Anonymous No.13751234]

>>13751228
it was rly looked down upon to b emo n inspired a lot of ridicule. idk tho i grew up in nyc, i think it was more acceptable in suburbs

[Anonymous No.13751430]

>>13748280
hispanic tier

[Anonymous No.13751533]

So Emos in 2004/2005 were outcasts? Like real outcasts? I thought the look would be popular with MCR, Fall Out Boy and Panic! At The Disco. Especially since those bands were at their heights.

[Sieg No.13751567]

>>13751533
They were spergs that hung out at the mall

Like you know the guys who wear shoes that look like cp's wear cardigans and have friends that are girls. But still virgin that's who emos were.

Chad's still existed but they were mostly in Abercrombie or vaguely skate shit

[Anonymous No.13751568]

>>13748219
Billie Joe is actually decently dressed in this pic, minus the red shirt, maybe if he went dark green instead.

[Sieg No.13751572]

>>13751170
Not really, greenday was outlandish because they were celebrities.

Most kids worenlikenstuded belts the weirdo kids would have denim jackets with punk patches.

I don't particularly remember any guys wearing guyliner outside a few special occasions

And1 and Dave Chappelle we're huge around then

There were kids that listened to greenday then afi we're spergs same with Evanescence girls

I used to listen to lil Jon 369 dn she fine.

[Sieg No.13751574]

>>13750244
My younger brother broke it, I put up an Ikea vanity Wall mount in it's place then moved to college

[Anonymous No.13751583]

>>13751533
Emo was popular on the Internet, like on forums and Myspace, but everyone irl picked on emos. Even wearing black on occasion got people telling me I was a cutter and shit. If I recall correctly, even those bands denied being emo because of the negative connotations.

Which reminds me of shit like this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dCHD83xT76Q

[Anonymous No.13751639]

>>13751170
So, people who dressed like green day were losers, but people who dressed like Blink were Chad's? From the OP image there's a HUGE fashion difference.

[Anonymous No.13751881]

>>13748683
>>13748723

are you Asian or something?

[Anonymous No.13751893]

>>13751881
Yea, he's Nipponese, I believe

[Anonymous No.13751897]

The retro "vapor wave" feel of the 1992 Geo Tracker, the official car of /fa/ really resonates with the members of generation x. Even the younger gen-y consumers appreciate the ironic reflection on a plastic decade as well as mournful of its demise. For this reason we will always be in covet of a cherry, low mileage, 1992 Geo Tracker, the official car of /fa/. As a vision of perfection that can never be sustained.

[Anonymous No.13751977]

>>13749193
Thanks, but pic is not me, although he looks alot like me. Close enough. I still take elements from the punk/skin style, but more casual and practical. Lots of dark colors, straight leg black jeans, band tees, dark work tees, darker plaid flannels, jean jackets, work jackets, wool overcoat for frigid shit, black wool watchcap, outdoor/workboots that are more practical than doc martens, but still have that really plain boot sillouhette. Oh, and short cropped hair. Over all the same style and silhouettes, but with more casual and varied items. No focus on the "it's gotta be docs" or that sort've thing. You'll see me shilling the "dressed down skinhead" look in the skinhead threads that pop up.

[Anonymous No.13752298]

>>13749064
HOW ARE YOU DOING MY FELLOW TWELVE YEAR OLDS. I HOPE YOU ARE NOT LISTENING TO THE SPICE GIRLS AS THEY REPRESENT THE DEGENERATION OF WESTERN SOCIETY