This entire subject is one of the silliest things about culture to me. The answer appears to be that someone with enough status wears something ridiculous with sufficient confidence to influence others and it spreads to trend slaves from there.
This is exactly why I made this topic. It's inane that people are so insecure about themselves that they have to replicate what some famous person did, solely because that famous person did it and not because they think it would look good on them. It should be the latter. When you try something new, as people change over time, shouldn't it be something that holds true to who you are? And sometimes, that thing may be what's "in" only because that's what's for sale. People also forget that what looked good last year still looks good this year and what looked bad last year still looks bad this year.
But certain things, such as mullets, should never be a thing ever again because they always look bad. The same is true for fanny packs. Those are for tourist functionality only and hold no fashion value whatsoever.
It is indeed silly how people need to be told what's "in style" when... what really is "in style" is being true to yourself, so long as that thing doesn't look ridiculous.
Eh, I think being true to yourself can sometimes look ridiculous and that's ok. I am never going to shit talk someone because they have a mullet or wear a fanny pack. If that's what you want and you're comfortable in it, I say fucking rock that shit. ---
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