5 Girl Group Fashion Disasters
Jul 13, 2009 15:57
The late '90s - early '00s brought us a number of bubblegum pop groups. Some disappeared as soon as they arrived, while some became international obsessions. But that didn't make them masters of fashion: at some point, they had some fashion missteps.
Eden's Crush
They were a pop group put together on a TV show called "Popstars." You probably recognize Nicole Scherzinger there, before she was given the license to show more skin. This picture shows two of the predominant girl group trends of the early 21st century: vinyl pants and hair knots.
Destiny's Child
Beyonce is now a superstar, and House of Dereon actually became a fashion line. But back in the day, the girls of Destiny's Child were sporting Tina Knowles designed matching futuristic outfits.
TLC
Fashion on the ladies of TLC were just Crazy, Sexy, Cool.
Wild Orchid
This was Stacy "Fergie" Ferguson's group before she became famous. There we have the vinyl pants and the bare midriff.
Spice Girls
The Spice Girls sported every over-the-top trend of the '90s : ridiculous platform shoes, chunky highlights, babydoll dresses, bare midriffs, hair knots, vinyl pants, track pants, neone, metallics, swquins, glitter, and the like. The visual of the Spice Girls pretty much sums up the era.
[via Jezebel]
Eden's Crush
They were a pop group put together on a TV show called "Popstars." You probably recognize Nicole Scherzinger there, before she was given the license to show more skin. This picture shows two of the predominant girl group trends of the early 21st century: vinyl pants and hair knots.
Destiny's Child
Beyonce is now a superstar, and House of Dereon actually became a fashion line. But back in the day, the girls of Destiny's Child were sporting Tina Knowles designed matching futuristic outfits.
TLC
Fashion on the ladies of TLC were just Crazy, Sexy, Cool.
Wild Orchid
This was Stacy "Fergie" Ferguson's group before she became famous. There we have the vinyl pants and the bare midriff.
Spice Girls
The Spice Girls sported every over-the-top trend of the '90s : ridiculous platform shoes, chunky highlights, babydoll dresses, bare midriffs, hair knots, vinyl pants, track pants, neone, metallics, swquins, glitter, and the like. The visual of the Spice Girls pretty much sums up the era.
[via Jezebel]
