10 Fashion Trends We Hope Disappear in 2012

I feel that half of the time the parents shouldnt be blames because most teens are just given the money and told to go buy what they want so they do. Most teens feel that if they can wear it in school than its acceptable and my 2 year old little cousin has a bikini and i dont think there is anything wrong with it at all!

Is it just me or are we slutting up and dumbing down little girls directly out the womb now. Seriously? Babekinis?! Why the EFF does a 1 year old new a bikini?! Padded bras for 7 year olds?! Pedophilia much!

I'm sick of the skimpy clothes for girls these days!

My wife is 30 years old, a mother of 3, and is a total knockout. She could very easily get away with wearing all of these clothes in question, but she doesn't. And guess what... THAT is what makes her so sexy. She has it, but doesn't show it. Our daughters will be raised to understand this and respect themselves enough to NOT have to be half naked to get attention from boys. They will be taught that any boy whose attention would be had isn't the boy whose attention they want. It does come down to parenting folks, not just in the moments when you are shopping at the mall for clothes, but also in the moments when you are teaching your children how to be self-respecting adults.
Sorry for posting this again, it's worth saying.

I would feel like I was pimping out my daughters if I let them wear "juicy" or buck fuddy!! What is wrong with parents????

I'm 19, and I would have been too embarrassed to even ASK my mother or father to buy me some of these outfits. Absolutely ridiculous.

Maybe if we baby boomers started to wear our jeans down to our knees instead of our waistline, the kids would stop. I mean who wants to look like their grandma. LOL

Looks like there are a few paedophiles working at Abercrombie, no?

whats next kiddie thongs and kiddie fish nets..

They would not sell this crap if women stopped buying it for their daughters.

I'm 20 now, and I remember when I was younger just throwing on a t-shirt and jeans and running outside to play with my friends until it was too dark to see each other anymore. Now see young girls in shirts and leggings (if I can see your underwear they aren't pants -.-) with a ton of make-up and jewelry on walking around like this is okay and cry if they get a little bit of dirt on them. I'm even more horrified when I see them walking around in shorts so short that they barely cover anything :( I feel like things have changed so much, and as much as I want to have kids of my own I'm afraid of what kind of things they are going to be exposed to as they grow up...

Also, in what universe does a toddler need a string bikini? D:

parent could just say no, and all this style problems would stop.

Speaking, not as a parent, but as a teen who has grown up being pressured to wear these aweful clothes because theyre cool, I think that another huge problem is all of the labels that everyone has to have on all the time. Its like you are nobody if you dont have a sign plastered across your butt or chest or foot that says Aero or Hollister or UGG. I for one refuse to give in and wear some rediculously expensive label just for people to accept me. Its wrong and sad, and I dont understand why it's encouraged. Is there no longer such thing as individuality? Is popularity so important to every kid that they NEED to look like everyone else? Not to mention how cheaply made it all it. UGGs fall apart the secong you get them wet. I hope parents can realize that they are allowing their kids to choose popularity over individuality, and get rid of all of the labels.

Not only are we "slutting up" their clothing, but mommies are announcing rather proudly that Jane has a boyfriend, in K-3, and Jonny has a girlfriend, etc. How foolish is all of that? When will we let children be what they are: children? If adults show no self control, how can we expect children to do so?

Remember when children were allowed to stay children and enjoy a natural time frame to grow up happy?

Here was the rule when I took my girls shopping-reach for the sky, touch your your toes; if anything shows, it goes. Parents need to not cave when the kid starts complaining that they won't inappropriate items for them. You are a parent, not a friend.

Every year I have difficulty finding a Halloween costume for my 16 year old daughter. Although she is very cute and slim, she quite modest and absolutely does NOT want to do the, sexy - nurse/zombie/princess/fairy/etc. We find something and then she looks at the picture on the package and, no.....'that's too revealing'.... Usually, we just buy parts and put together something on our own. Not every girl/woman wants to do the sleazy Halloween look.

to cute to do homework but not to cute to be abducted! dress your girls down, to maany crazies out there!

wearing their freaking pajamas everywhere.....

Prostitots to prostiteens to prostitutes, AWAY with that crap! It's all about the Laura Ingalls outfit.