11 Hip-Hop Fashion Trends We Hope Never Come Back

The Tall Tee Oversized attire has revealed itself at times to be very fashionable, but there is one trend in particular that missed the mark. During the early part of the millennium, the tall tee reared its ugly head. Kris Kross during the 1993 Kids' Choice Awards in Los Angeles. (Photo by Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic, Inc) Backwards Pants Although, the rap duo Kris Kross found a way to make backward pants amusing and adorable, this style was just confusing to everyone. Jheri Curl The Jheri curl was one of the most awkward moments in hip-hop history -- or hair history period. Not only did the Jheri curl prove to be a fire hazard, Eddie Murphy's film Coming to America reminds us of just how messy it could be.The New Millennial Earring This hip-hop trend could be seen being worn by almost every rapper. Not too long after that, it caught on as a trend by fans and hip-hop consumers. The Jersey Dress The new millennium constantly brought unwanted surprises when it came to hip-hop fashion trends, and the jersey dress proved to be no different. In May, Beyoncé, although pulling off the jersey onesie very well, gave us a good scare in Nicki Minaj's "Feeling Myself" video. The jersey onesie appeared to be the reincarnate of the jersey dress. Moon Boots It is hard to make the call of whether or not this was actually a trend in the first place, but after Lil' Wayne wore them, it was immediately decided that this should never see the light of day again. The Skirt or Kilt (on certain individuals) Artists such as Kanye West and Pharrell Williams regularly attempt to challenge ideas of staunch Black male masculinity. However, they proved to us that not everyone looks good in a skirt or kilt. Bedazzled ... Anything For a few years, sweatshirts, hoodies and jeans were covered in rhinestones. This could have been related to the Ed Hardy bedazzled hat trend, or the fact that people were just running out of trends altogether. The Big Hoodie Not only did tall tees have to exist, but this hip-hop trend begged for something to be complemented with -- the big hoodie. Mystikal-Like Hair Extensions Braided hair extensions were not necessarily the most becoming of styles for Mystikal, which is why he is probably bald now. Male hair extensions are becoming more of a trend, as some Black men are exploring hair pieces with "waves," lace-front beards and faux locs like Fetty Wap. G-Unit Tank Top There are several reasons why this trend was so wrong. The first reason is because it was overpriced, but the second reason was because it had an odd look. This hip-hop trend literally only had 15 minutes of fame.

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