The things I personally am over don't really have to do with fashion, over saturation, retail choices, or what other people wear. My short list is more like things I've worn for years that I've come to realize don't suit me very well! E.g. stripes and plaid, very classic or even preppie looks, boyish or masculine shapes and details.

Actually, maybe some of this is to do with what's in fashion. I kind of want the trend of wearing fashion sneakers with anything to go away -- but this is selfish of me, because I am jealous that other people wear it so well and it just looks weird on me!

Sonce, I want fashion sneakers to go away in general! Used to be, when you bought gym shoes/sneakers/tennies, you either got Keds or you knew you were getting support and cushioning, because that's what sports calls for. I wore sneaks with skirts in the 80s, and probably could've played tennis in them too. With these things there's no telling. Now get off my lawn! That gym shoe is a spy!

Chasing trends or styles that don't exist in larger sizes.
And yeah I realize I sound like a broken record. :/

ETA some stuff is out there, but it's fast fashion

I looked back at this thread - things that I love that other people don't:

- large scale florals
- three quarter sleeves ( love them, but can't stand bust length sleeves on me)
- sneakers
- bell sleeves (only have one but I love it)
- midi length

I’ve said to friends more than once that I’m tired of seeing all the over-the-top embellishments, such as pearls, bows, piles of lace, etc. on shirts and some sweaters. Any of those in small doses can be very attractive, but I don’t need a shirt with dozens of bows, or whatever.

To everyone who's tired of sneakers, I would say this: I'll take the acquired taste of sneakers with everything over the long era when everything was either a ballet flat or a high heel.

Distressed/torn jeans, jeans with unfinished hems, short pants.

Yes to distressed jeans and guys who don't know how to pull their pants up after doing " number 2s. "

Upscale lingerie in gorgeous textiles and laces... that seem to be made solely for A/B cup, and modeled by someone with zero hip to waist to bust ratio. Seeing a lot of ads, as Valentine’s Day approaches.

Curvy girls want some damn silk and lace lingerie, too.