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Leg warmers -

An '80s trend that became a '00s trend, and let's hope they stay there. Found in every color, leg warmers were paired with everything, even skirts and flip flops.

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Colored sunglasses -

Let's be real: these shades are far from cool, and the glass having two tones makes it even worse.

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Low-rise jeans -

Probably one of the more uncomfortable looks from the '00s, it was worn by seemingly everyone. Thankfully, we have moved on. 

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Bedazzled jeans -

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Juicy Couture tracksuits -

The infamous Juicy Couture tracksuit was the ultimate 'it girl' uniform. And even if you didn't have the original, you certainly had a pair of fake ones!

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Tiered miniskirts -

The 2000's were the era of the tiered miniskirt. Spotted everywhere (well, maybe not in schools), they were often worn with a white tank top and a chunky belt.

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Dresses over jeans -

Specifically, flared jeans with some pointy shoes. Luckily, this trend stayed in the '00s, or so we hope.

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Tank tops over another shirt -

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The tied-up cardigan -

Probably not the worst trend from the '00s, but it wasn't the best either. And wearing this at a formal event did not do anyone any favors.

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Denim on denim -

This trend has now been mastered, and there are plenty of cool examples of denim-on-denim looks. But in the early '00s, it was just a textile disaster.

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Long necklaces -

Regardless if it actually went with your outfit or not, a long necklace was a must-have accessory. A plus was to pair it with a choker.

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Boho vibes -

If you weren't the Juicy Couture kind, maybe you leaned towards these boho looks. Often paired with a western coin belt, the boho '00s were all about flared jeans and flowy dresses.

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A really skinny scarf -

Was it to keep you warm? Most certainly not! It was just pure aesthetic, and seemingly every teen girl and young woman rocked it in the early 2000s.

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Leggings with everything -

Leggings had a major boom in the '00s, and they were worn with everything, from shorts to long tops. It was the key piece in fashion.

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Fedora hats -

Spotted everywhere from beach parties to red carpets, the fedora hat was the ultimate unisex accessory.

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Cropped cardigans -

You probably had one in every color. Paired with formal dresses to causal tops, it was the essential layering piece.

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Plastic bracelets -

Probably just like Fergie, you too pilled on a bunch of plastic bangles to match with your outfit. A true '00s accessory.

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Shirts that were laced up from the front -

At the time, this shirt was probably a funky and sexy idea, but looking at it today, it was clear that this was not a good look.

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Capri pants -

Are they shorts or are they pants? We just know that they're definitely an unflattering mistake, even on Rihanna.

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Wide belts -

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Laced-up jeans -

Probably worse than low-rise jeans are these that needed to be laced up from the side. And they didn't come with a zipper!

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Halterneck dresses -

The halterneck dress was seen everywhere in the '00s. From mini dresses to gowns, this style was a go-to.

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Tiny shoulder bags -

Was it really practical? Certainly not, but if the young stars from that time wore one, you definitely did too.

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Low-rise sweatpants -

Sweatpants should be comfortable, but this take on them looks far from that. And pairing them with sandals wasn't the best choice either.

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The Alexander McQueen skull scarf -

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Tube tops -

If you weren't scared that your tube top would slide down, did you even live in the '00s? This was the number one worry of early aughts fashionistas. 

Sources: (Marie Claire) (BuzzFeed)

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