what do you not like?
and i don't mean the "goths and boho chavs!!1" kind of things. we already now that uggs, gypsy skirts and raver pants are not the pinnacle of cool. i mean things that other people seem to like but you for some reason dislike. besides the huge trend/ex-trend things.

i don't like the trenchcoat+pants combination. it just looks wrong on most people. unless you are have a model body, you just look like a giant pear on legs. trenchcoat with skirt/dress is just a completely different look and so much hotter.

i HATE seeing people wearing denim jackets with jeans. it's just wrong.

shift dresses. i realise it's a developing trend right now and i'm sure it'll be blowing up much more later this year as summer rolls in, but to wear a shift you have to have a certain body type. i dont think that people with wide hips, big boobs and stumpy legs, who follow fashion religiously or who just like the look of the dress (and will want to wear it), will clock that it wont look great on them.

Following on from Particlezen, I'd add anything denim that isn't a good old plain pair of jeans.

I think by the end of summer I'm going to get so sick of seeing spots around. I was in topshop the other day and think that a lot of the current fashion stuff is pretty unforgiving, more so than usual. Last year anyone who wanted to follow fashion could wear one of those big skirts (yuck, hate, hate, hate; but everyone else seemed to like) and not look like too much of a monster. Now, pencil skirts?

But I think this is quite obvious and doesn't really qualify for the thread title..."people who are certain shapes should not wear certain outfits".

Red tops/dresses with white polka dots.
I dont hate, just severely annoyed. Its not anyway original globally but lets say down my part of the country it wasnt heard of until now. That was my look since I was 16 (now verging on 21) and its EVERYWHERE in the shops, cheap shit where everyone can afford to look the same. Uggggh.

I hate trends, it puts the clothes Id normally wear anyway into the generic category.