Poorly Dressed People of the World - Fashion FAILS

 

« Previous | Next »


This Is Why I Don’t Drink Water


Fashion Fail - New Depths of Low-Slung
Submitted by: Electrichaze via Submission Page

To sag ones pants is to remain vigilant to any disturbance in the force that keeps them precariously balanced around your person. I wouldn’t slip a Sacajawea dollar into my pocket if I found it on the sidewalk, much less try to tote my Fiji Water around on my ass.

Incorrect source or offensive?
  • Share on Facebook
  • Copy & paste this:

You May Like:

» See all 33 comments

  1. Frank says:

    Lookin’ like a fool with your pants on the ground…

  2. Jami says:

    Said it before, I’ll say it again – the skin tight white polyester leisure suits of the 1970s are far, far preferable to this!

    • Maggie C says:

      I’ll say it with you! Give me the polyester leisure suits! Don’t know where this pants-around-the-ankle trend started, much less why, but please make it stop!

      • CatFace says:

        It started in prison. Busted drug dealers serving time would be given orange prison garb way too big for them. The waist tie cord would be removed along with shoe laces to prevent suicide or murder. They brought the “look” back with them to show they had served time.

  3. Mariah says:

    I have never understood this trend and now I understand it less

    • jamisings says:

      It started in prisons (though of course people want to deny it, but it did) – as a way for men to advertise they were “available” for “relations” with other male prisoners. Baggy pants = easy access.

      • Maggie S says:

        Wonderful… an impression EVERYONE wants to give, right?

        Geeze…

      • Kara says:

        Actually it did begin in prisons, but not as a reference to “relations.” The trustees would give the prisoners poorly-fitting clothing.

        • Element says:

          I dunno. I like the easy access explanation better. It’s such an incredibly stupid trend that it totally deserves such an em-bare-ass-ing origin (see what I did there?).

          • Hunter says:

            It’s true about “relations”. It’s called “flagging”, and it’s big in the gay community as a way to pick up a quick date.

  4. Bride of Shrek says:

    I personally consider anyone who wears a hat on sideways a complete arseknob no matter what they’re wearing below the waist.

  5. ashiiya says:

    I’d prefer guys wearing tight jeans. This is ridiculous. It’s kind of disgusting. I’d actually go up to the guy and yell at him to fix his pants. If he resorts to violence, then so be it.

  6. slupine says:

    The really sad part to me is, what’s the point of the belt he’s wearing if he doesn’t cinch it up to make the pants actually fit??

  7. Ally says:

    Is he wearing underwear?

  8. Yamabushi says:

    The sad part is while it is a attempt to mimic prison garb. i.e. look like a hard case, unfortunately with them that low it will make him waddle like he crapped in his drawers.

  9. papitigre says:

    Actually, the baggy pants thing did start in prison, but not in order to advertise availability. Maximum security prisoners are not allowed to have belts and prison-issue clothing is not usually tailored to fit. It became street-wear when friends/relatives/fellow gang-bangers adopted the look to show solidarity with the incarcerated….

    • Smitty says:

      A successful gang-banger would have enough money to “live large” and, thereby, put on a few pounds. If he went to “the joint” for some heinous thing he’d spend time in the yard and gym working out. So, when he got out of jail he’d be lean and (presumably) mean. But… his “pre-joint” clothes would be too big for him. This look says “Hey! I was dangerous enough to have gone to jail. And, now I’m fit enough to be even more dangerous.” (Mostly, it says “I’m an idiot!”)

  10. lj says:

    Where was this photo taken? It looks like Brooklyn, NY.

  11. Ohnoes says:

    PANTS ON DA GROUND

  12. saskboy says:

    Canadians have been using $1 and $2 coins for decades, and our pants hardly ever fall down on their own.

  13. Mikey says:

    I’m pretty sure this is the same guy I’ve had come into my store a few times. That would make the city Chicago, and judging from the Macy’s bag and look of the sidewalk, I’m going to say his bare ass was on the Mag Mile.

  14. Bman32x says:

    the sad part is, he prolly dont even notice his pants are that low

  15. Asenath says:

    I’m pretty sure that at this point, you can just say that he’s wearing a dress.

  16. juggernaut says:

    hey people slow down, this is a GOOD thing..now when he robs a 7-11 he wont be able to run, and with one hand trying to hold up that sleeping bag he calls pants. it will be much easyer for the clerk to jump over the counter and beat the shit out of him


Leave a Reply

Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:

Gravatar
WordPress.com Logo

Please log in to WordPress.com to post a comment to your blog.

Twitter picture

You are commenting using your Twitter account. Log Out / Change )

Facebook photo

You are commenting using your Facebook account. Log Out / Change )

Connecting to %s