I"m so over body tight stuff. UGH.

And stuff without cute prints.

I don't have a ton of trends in my closet (have become such a slow adapter over last two years - no time to follow them or even shop!) that maybe it's good thing as I can't find much to be remorseful about lol.

I used to wear a lot of cropped jackets and kept just a few after closet purge but now I think they might be wrong for me in general. I am liking a jacket with a little length to the hip.

Doubt I will ever give up cardigans but I don't like them worn as twin set at all. Searching for a way to make this classic modern but not seeing much hope.

Black as my neutral. I dare say I own more black pants than half of you (if we combined all of your closets) since I wore nothing but black pants six days a week for last two and half years. And they got dirty after one wear (remodeling, warehouse white duct film) so I stocked up big time. I will always love black but I kind of hate black pants.

I'm also over cardigans. Last year I couldn't buy enough of them, and this year I haven't worn them much at all. Turns out I don't feel quite "dressed" for the office any more if I'm wearing a cardi and not a jacket.

Also over daily wearing of scarves. It seemed so exciting and fashiony when I was new at YLF but now it feels like a bit much for me.

I used to love my pencil skirts, but like Lyn I now find them a little too constricting. I still like how they look, but I like my knit dresses with the tapered skirts much more.

Not feeling the cardigans as much these days although I still wear the handknit ones and the floaty ones. But the plain, solid-colored, boring ones? Would rather wear a jacket.

I'm also not in love with the jersey skirts I used to wear all the time in the summer. Still wearing them as loungewear but they don't leave the house much any more.

Also kind of over tight-fitting tops. Once in a while they're useful (like with slouchy bottoms) but mostly I'm preferring things that are loose in the bust these days. ETA: I think I need to do another purge and get rid of some of these tops. I have too many.

I'm preferring my slim/straight leg denim tucked into boots rather than skinnies/jeggings these days as well.

I'm getting back INTO lots of black and dark neutrals (i.e. blacks, greys, dark moody taupey colors, but still no brown, beige, or white), although I still love my colors. But I have been loving grey and black lately.

Ruffles, and extra detailing, generally. I am looking for cleaner lines on the whole...despite having bought some madly detailed pieces last winter in my effort to amp up the "artiness" quotient. Now I am sorry. It's not me. Except in tiny doses, i.e. .perhaps in some jewelry or on footwear or such.

Cascading cardis...except the one that Nancylee sent me, because it is controlled and more structured than most.

Like Angie, I find that I don't fall out of love with the higher priced items, no matter how old they are. I tend to fall out of love with the cheaper stuff, unless we are talking about a solid basic fortuitously discovered at an unusually low price.

I must be the outlier here because you will have to pry my cardigans out of my cold, dead hands! They are still my go to topper.

Even though I own some jackets that I like, I tend to feel a bit too polished in them, which doesn't fit in my casual grad student settings.

Haven't read the other comments yet - I am so pressed for time this week. I am totally over my cardigans. At least the plain, crewneck ones. I don't think I pulled them out once this winter!

twinsets. i adored then sick. then after i discoved my bb maroon set fraying at the neck and an abortive trip to replace, i thought, " ehh, just skip it."

no doubt i will cycle back to them. but i'm having too much jacket fun.

Like everyone else, my long cardigans have been neglected Some did not make it out all winter.

I found I very rarely wore my short skirt/tights/boots uniform this winter. I'm waiting to see if the same thing happens with my short summer skirts...

This thread is making me afraid to wear anything--except, it's too cold outside to go nekkid.

I love my cardigans, ruffly tops, scarves, the color brown..and I just bought fabric to make colored pants. Argh

The only thing I'm "over" trying any more is skinny pants. I bought 2 pairs in a effort to adopt this trend, but never felt comfortable in them. I like regular old trousers...when they fit, anyway!

Bright colour blocking! Yes, I admit, tired of it right away. I have some new bright coloured items I will put in consignment next week.

Interesting! A lot of people are over the ruffles, cardigans (both twinsets and cascading long cardigans) and skinnies. I admit I went through a cardigan twinset purge when I first joined YLF, but then missed some of them and now I have bought some replacements. I wear my red cascading cardigan a lot actually. And I do wear skinny jeans a lot. And I still love ruffles (maybe not to excess anymore, but I love a bit of ruffle trim, because it's so ladylike). So maybe I'm a little behind the times since I just joined and started wearing these trends this year, I haven't had enough time to get sick of them yet? Also, I think my style tends to be more ALGO than minimal so I still like some interesting details. I did get rid of a couple of old super ruffly/embellished Anthro tops though. I think my style is evolving to become ALGO through mixing textures and patterns rather than embellishments.

I am thinking of more reasons why I'm not as excited about animal print and colored denim. First is that when DH hates certain pieces of clothing on me, it limits my enthusiasm for wearing it if I can't wear it around him or he teases me about my clothes (like those H&M floral pants). He's generally supportive and compliments me on most of my wardrobe, but if there's stuff he hates, he definitely lets me know about it!

Also, some of my skinny jeans are really digging into my muffin top--I think I've gained about 4-5 lb and some of my jeans are getting tight. I've been doing the Jillian Michaels 30-day shred to try to combat this.

And I don't mind animal print in small doses (like my leopard heels or necklace), I just am less enamored of the big swaths of animal print like coats and dresses. Which is kind of ironic because I was recently pining over the Banana Republic safari collection and wore one of my H&M safari dresses! Maybe I'd rather be on safari than in the safari!

I agree with MaryK about being "over" scarves too. I feel like I never really got into them, but I bought a bunch when I joined YLF because everyone seemed to be sporting them and they are a great way to "finish" an outfit. But I'm finding that they're kind of fussy and not my style and hard to integrate into my lifestyle (kind of hard to do procedures when you're wearing a scarf). So scarves are relative orphans in my wardrobe. When I wear them I kinda feel like I'm "trying too hard" (like in Angie's blog post).

And Angie is right about the higher priced statement pieces being keepers. I already posted in MaryK's thread, but investment pieces like my Kate Spade trench and Frye boots are keepers and I don't think I'll ever get tired of them!

I understand where you're coming from, GP. My husband still hasn't grown to appreciate my short hairstyle, so right now, I'm waffling between keeping it short because I like it, and wearing it in a slightly longer style that both he and I will appreciate.

I also am new to dressing better, so I'm still playing catch up with some trends that are falling by the wayside, lol.

LOL, GP: "rather be on safari than IN safari."

I had to laugh at Rachylou's REI refugee. That's most of Seattle. I think I may be over my JBrand Houlihans (skinny cargos). I have them in a washed olive and sateen khaki. Jenava and I gave them a season pass during my recent closet purge.

"Statement" jewelry. Hats. Skinny jeans with boots and tunic tops. Never went for the cascading cardi look or the cardigan sweater sets - so maybe I should give them a try now! LOL!

Ruffles and heels that are too high to be comfortable.

I'm easily seduced by a pretty shoe and I have to keep reminding myself that anything over about 2 3/4" is not going to be a running around shoe for me. I'm still wearing the things I have with ruffles but a while back I stopped buying any more of them.

My boyfriend is exactly the same way about animal print and textures. He says they remind him of some of his older relatives who dressed kind of "tacky" - bright red lipstick, sparkly sequins/rhinestones, animal print. That's OK. I still like it, but I haven't and do not go overboard.

I'm feeling "over" boots and jackets, but that's a seasonal thing right now as last summer was sooo late and coming and very short, followed by a very cold and drizzly year. I'm so grateful for the sunny days when I don't have to layer to here and back! Come fall I'll happily put them back on.

I'm feeling "over" earthy shades, grays, browns, muted eggplant and olive green. I'm craving brights!

I'm over skinny jeans. I'm taking a vacation from cardigans though I don't think I've given them up entirely - just backed away a bit. I'm not as interested in brooches as I was a few months ago, especially large silk floral pins.

I'm going through a phase of being "off" pearls but am sure I'll come around to them again.

I'm over buying dressy dresses for a life I don't have!

Natalie, I had to think about this ALL day and now I am finally ready to comment (since I've read all the answers, lol)!

Ahem. As for my own closet, I'm over knit draped neck tops. I like them on someone with some curves, but they stretch out and reveal my bony upper chest. I recently ironed interfacing on the underside of the necklines of mine to try to combat this. I'm over the T-shirt +scarf as an every. single. day. outfit for me. So glad I only have maybe half a dozen scarves and I don't see any more that are calling my name.

I gave my grey cascading cardi to my daughter last winter because I was favoring blazers, but now that it's summer, I'm borrowing back some bright cropped cardis that had found their way into her closet. For some reason I prefer cardis with a skirt (and I wear a lot of those in the summer) and blazers with jeans. A blazer + skirt can look 'corporate gone wrong' on me really fast. I'm also over big poufy or butterfly sleeves, low scooped necklines, and peter pan collars.

Great post, thanks for making me think about this!

I'm still loving everything in the closet. I do go in phases where I may not wear something as much but then rediscover it. Lately this has been the cascading cardigans. I'm looking forward to less jeans and more skirts this summer.

Skinny cargos.
Skinny motos.

And I am nearing being fully saturated with super skinny jeans in general. But I cling a bit because I have a HUGE investment in this trend.

Also feeling that way about colored skinnies... I might just be saturated. I mean, this trend is so EVERYWHERE. I'm glad I only purchased one premium pair of colored skinnies, the rest have all been $70 and under.

I haven't really liked many of the trends lately, so I've just been ignoring them. But I am also tired of the cascading cardigan, tapered skinny jeans, and sequins/embellishment on just about everything. To be fair, I didn't like any of these much to start with, but I think the big voluminous cardigans and tapered jeans look terrible on someone with a figure like mine to start with, and it bugs me that the plus-size retailers have seemingly stocked nothing but these unflattering trends for so long.

I'm also generally sick of wearing jeans every.single.day, my enormous collection of black shirts, and acrylic sweaters. I like to have a plain black cardigan in my wardrobe for warmth purposes, but I am sick of the ones I have. They are a bit elderly and shabby looking. And as much as I love and wear turquoise and variations on turquoise, I'd kind of like some more things in complimentary colors. And solids. 90% of my wardrobe is a solid color -- I'd like some more patterns with mixed colors, not just black and white.

Totally over cropped cardigans. I haven't worn them since last year and I have no desire to.

I'm also over my "novelty" ballet flats. I went through a phase where I bought tons of bright colors. Honestly, now I love my investment nude flats the most.

Oh, gosh, I feel like such a loser. All my favorites have been mentioned here--cascading cardigans, cardigans in general, animal print, and scarves. Oh please somebody tell me that scarves are still okay! I love voluptuousness in soft knit fabrics and that's why I loved the cascading cardigans and scarves. (I didn't even mean to use the past tense there... but isn't it funny how you can love something until somebody says "I am so over ___" and then you realize that maybe you've been overdoing it too?) I think light airy scarves are lovely in summer; t-shirts are so boring on their own and tossing a scarf on makes it look like you've made an effort, in no time flat. There, I've talked myself back into them.

I have way too many pairs of jeans because I keep looking for The. Perfect. Pair. I mean, I have WAY too many pairs. It's ridiculous. And then when I do find the perfect pair (I do have one perfect pair that looks awesome with heels--still looking for one to wear with flats), I don't wear them because they're so perfect that I know I'd be devastated if I poured coffee or bleach all over myself (something that has never happened, ever), so I keep looking for a back-up pair.... and then I end up with all these jeans that aren't quite right.

Le sigh.

lamireille, no worries! I think people were merely talking about what they were over in their own closets, not what was out of date in general. I think when we overdo something or just get a little bored with it, we make shifts, but that doesn't mean it's not a great look for someone else! I'll never be over scarves or cardigans, though how I wear them and how much I wear them shifts. Right now, I'm "over" my hyper-colorful cardigans and am shifting to neutrals. But there are others on the forum who are over neutrals and are shifting to brights!

Yes, what Liz wrote.

Don't worry lamireille! Everyone is different! I just bought my first cascading cardigan (red) not too long ago and am wearing it a lot! I second what Liz said!

1. Skinnies. I wore my white ones a lot over the winter so I think that's why. I still like the look of them with the right outfit on others though. I don't wear jeans in the summer so I may fall back in love come fall.

2. Ruffles. I've always felt like a fat she-pirate in them so I'm secretly relieved to let this one go.

3. Delicate jewelry. I find myself leaning more and more towards really bold/industrial/ethnic statement pieces.