Trends to leave with 2015

By Douglas D. Ssebamala
Posted 


Sunday, December 27 

2015 at 

02:00

Showy
If you have a lot to flaunt, you can do it stylishly not the remote way. Right, a man wore two wrist watches to a party. Could it have been on doctor’s orders? Well, just do it while playing with family at home and keep it therein. If not, wear the different watches on different occasions . We donate this trend to 2015.

Tinted hair
Depending on your profession, it is upsetting to tint your hair with outrageous colours as some look like cobwebs or dirty tangled thread.

If you are an artiste or that kind of profession that seeks to keep your look unique, go for colour that will not leave people shaking their heads and jeering.

Literally every single person from soccer players on national team, artistes, and bloggers, have tinted hair, it is probably time to retire the trend in 2015. Plus, the amount of damage it can do to your scalp.

Head sock
Meddie Ssentongo, a Kampala socialite (left), for crying out loud, in the tropics we do not have winter. Unless you are from southwest Uganda and it is early morning, you cannot be excused for wearing a head sock. Ssentongo wore this accessory to an indoors party. Let this work for the boda boda man who has to protect his ears from the bite of the cold. Otherwise, it should stay in 2015.

Logo and slogan clothes
Remember in the early 2000s when there was not really a point of buying a designer item if you were not able to outwardly flaunt it all times with a logo? Yeah, that came back again but in form of messages and tag lines on T-shirts and caps as seen (Left).

This come back wasn’t good. Logos are only really useful for one thing: flaunting how much money you have.

Small logos are totally cool, and often unavoidable. However, if your clothing makes you turn into a walking advertisement for the brand you are wearing or spikes a colleague in the ribs, then you have got a problem. May 2015 stay with this trend.

Ripped jeans
It is decently upsetting to see skinny jeans almost “distinct”. You could be a fan of skinny jeans and worn then loyally since they hit the scene.

There were also once flared jeans, straight-leg jeans and more. The world of denim expanded rapidly in 2015 and it was exciting, until jeans with rips appeared.

These jeans destroyed denim, exposing some or so much skin it would make more sense to just cut them into shorts.

What time of year is one supposed to wear these? What is the logic behind but how do you not accidentally stick your foot through the holes when putting them on? Exactly. We ask that this year keeps the trend forever.